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Flood warnings for NSW as two bodies recovered after car crash

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Two bodies have been pulled from a river in north-west Sydney, where a car crashed overnight. New South Wales has been battered by heavy rains in the last 24 hours. There are dozens of flood warnings across the state, including the North-Western Slopes, the Hunter region, as well as the Mid North Coast and Central Coast.
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