Floodwaters inundate south-east Australia

Guardian: Knee-deep water inundated communities in south-east Australia today, splitting one town in two, as swollen rivers carried flood fears downstream and officials urged residents to evacuate. The state of Victoria is the latest area of Australia afflicted to be hit in the weeks-long flooding crisis that has left 30 people dead, caused once a century floods in many areas and could become the country's costliest natural disaster. Horsham, in Victoria state, resembled a lake after the Wimmera river......

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