Severe storm causes thousands of power outages, knocks out transport
Fire and Rescue NSW says there has been more than 400 calls for help, including one incident where a tree fell on a house trapping the occupant.
Severe storm causes thousands of power outages, knocks out transport
Fire and Rescue NSW says there has been more than 400 calls for help, including one incident where a tree fell on a house trapping the occupant.
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