382K views · 798 reactions | Oh dam. This doomed dam in Queensland, Australia is now being completely rebuilt just a few metres downstream  https://bit.ly/4aYqRnF | The B1M | Facebook

Dam... that's big. 😳🎨 Ever wondered how large the biggest dam mural in the world actually is? 👉 8000 square metres. Or an area of about 235m in length and 34 metres in height! The brushstrokes for #WellingtonDam's mega-masterpiece took four months to come together, and tell the local stories of the history and heritage of Collie. Mine workers gritty with dirt mix with families playing joyfully in the water, showcasing the diverse community who continue to call this region home. 🫶 Explore the

4.7K views · 67 reactions | Dramatic footage of water gushing from the Wyangala Dam in New South Wales after the region was hit by incessant rains triggering flash floods. Read more: https://en.royanews.tv/news/38381/2022-11-16 Source: AFP | Roya News English | Facebook

Warragamba Dam has once again reached capacity with controlled spills now underway. The water release is happening at a rate of 48 gigalitres a day and has been brought about by the large amount of rain that has fallen across the Sydney basin. 7NEWS at 6pm. More local news: 7news.com.au/news/Sydney #WarragambaDam #7NEWS | 7NEWS Sydney

HISTORIC SNAPSHOT ~ The construction of Warragamba Dam. From 1948 until 1960 about 1,800 people from about 30 nationalities worked three shifts a day, seven days a week, to build Warragamba Dam. It was a major engineering feat of the mid 20th Century. Workers removed more than 2,300,000 tonnes of sandstone from the site. Concrete was mixed on site using 305,000 tonnes of cement and 2,500,000 tonnes of sand and gravel. Produced by TVU © WaterNSW. #FAIRMG #BCBMGM | Ask Roz Blue Mountains