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"The deluge could be causing more damage to the environment"

Sea foam approaching beachfront houses after heavy rain and storms at Collaroy in Sydney's Northern Beaches

Sea foam approaching beachfront houses after heavy rain and storms at Collaroy in Sydney's Northern Beaches Source: AAP

Australia's east coast has been rained on heavily since the start of February causing extensive flooding. While that rainfall brought relief from a hot, dry summer and its ensuing bushfires, there are concerns the deluge could be causing more damage to the enviroment.


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Australia's east coast has been rained on heavily since the start of February causing extensive flooding. While that rainfall brought relief from a hot, dry summer and its ensuing bushfires, there are concerns the deluge could be causing more damage to the enviroment.


Rain clouds are seen forming outside the regional NSW town of Harden.
Rain has been welcomed in some drought-affected NSW towns but it will make little difference. (AAP) Source: AAP
Swimmer watch from the rocks as sea foam brought by waves approaches Collaroy.
Swimmer watch from the rocks as sea foam brought by waves approaches Collaroy. Source: AAP
A woman and her dog stare at the sea foam washed up by large waves and heavy rain at Collaroy, in Sydney's Northern Beaches.
A woman and her dog stare at the sea foam washed up by large waves and heavy rain at Collaroy, in Sydney's Northern Beaches. Source: AAP

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