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Nauiyu still lacks key services six months after record flooding

Six months after record flooding, Nauiyu remains damaged and without key services.

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Prolonged loss of essential services indicates a continuing humanitarian and infrastructure disruption.

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  1. Six months after record flooding, Nauiyu remains damaged and without key services ↗abc.net.au · Recorded source date: Sep 1, 2026, 10:32 PM UTC

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