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Severe damage as Warwick rocked by freak storm

Damaging winds tore apart the machinery shed at Warwick Turf Club during a freak storm on Wednesday night. (Jeremy Cook: 520699)
By Jeremy Cook

Power remains out for hundreds of Warwick residents after Wednesday night’s freak storm. Ergon crews have progressively restored power since […]

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