I've just been listening to interviews on TV with exhausted volunteers pleading for help, saying that the resources ministers are saying are in place are all very well for the large corporations and utilities infrastructures, but meanwhile they are trying to coordinate rescues in their communities to keep the water at bay, but losing the battle. One made the point that they haven't a clue whether what they're doing is helping or hindering and they need big strong people to take over.
When these interviews were taking place, there wasn't much evidence of police, fire or army being present.
Good Morning Sunday 26th July 2026
What medical conditions seem more common now than when you were growing up?


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