Operation NSW Flood Assist
Operation NSW Flood Assist winds down
The ADF established Operation NSW Flood Assist on March 23, as part of the Australian Government’s response to the NSW flood emergency.
Former refugee is giving back
Private John McKuong Dhuol came to Australia as a refugee when he was 18, and is currently supporting Operation NSW Flood Assist.
Hard work recognised
The commander of the ADF’s support to the flood recovery efforts in NSW has praised the work of all involved.
Flood clean-up work is 'rewarding'
Lieutenant Kurt O’Neill, who grew up in Warrnambool on the Great Ocean Road, is helping communities in NSW recover.
ADF helps oyster farmer get back on deck
More than 50 years of hard work by NSW oyster farmer James Ford, of Gumma, was washed away by the recent floods.
Fighting and winning ashore
Navy has been involved in rescue, recovery and clean up efforts during Operation NSW Flood Assist.
Air Force grounded for flood clean-up
Fifty-one members of the Air Force joined Army and Navy personnel on Operation NSW Flood Assist as tasks piled up.
Leaders grateful for ADF support
Community leaders have expressed their thanks and appreciation for the work ADF personnel have been doing in their flood-affected communities.
Fijian engineers support flood recovery
Four engineers from the Republic of Fiji Military Forces (RFMF) are working alongside ADF personnel in the clean-up and recovery efforts in flood-a
Flood-affected couple thankful for support
For elderly Lower MacDonald residents are thankful for the depth of community support and assistance provided by the ADF and state emergency services...
Bridge work reconnects community
Sappers from the 2nd Combat Engineer Regiment put their skills to good use repairing a bridge damaged in the NSW floods.
Flagging gratitude to ADF flood support
Seventy-year-old Darcy Elbourne made sure he was on hand to welcome ADF personnel to Macquarie Barracks in Taree.
