Katherine escapes more flood damage as remote evacuees start heading home
Major flooding has eased along the Katherine River and the town has been spared further damage, while surrounding remote communities are starting to recover.
Katherine escapes more flood damage as remote evacuees start heading home
Major flooding has eased along the Katherine River and the town has been spared further damage, while surrounding remote communities are starting to recover.
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