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Flood recovery video

A VIDEO highlighting how communities across the Gannawarra Shire are recovering from the 2022 floods has been launched.

The latest video in the Gannawarra Reflections video series builds on the development of a seven-video series in early 2023 that highlighted how residents were impacted by the October-December 2022 floods, and how communities responded.

Gannawarra Shire Council chief executive Geoff Rollinson said this new video speaks to those who featured in the first group of videos to learn how the recovery process is going.

Filming took place over a two-day period at various locations, including Cohuna, Kerang, Koondrook, Murrabit, Quambatook, Reedy Lake and Tragowel.

“It is inspiring to see how the residents who feature in the video have fared following the floods, however for many of our residents, the past 12 months have been challenging,” Mr Rollinson said.

“We encourage residents to look out for family, friends, neighbours, new residents and the wider community.”

View the video at https://www.gannawarra.vic.gov.au/Council/Emergency-Management/October-December-2022-floods#section-11

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