⛈ This drone footage from the Murrumbidgee Country Club in Kambah shows the damage caused by heavy winds during Friday's storm. 👩‍🔧 Evo Energy will work to restore power to around 120 homes today, which remain impacted by the damage. ⚡ General Manager Peter Billing says the damage was mainly caused by falling trees damaging components or bringing power lines to the ground. 💡 Mr Billing says he's hopeful that all homes will be restored by the end of the day. 🏠 "We're very hopeful we will have

Over 2,900 Canberrans are still without power after severe thunderstorms swept through the capital yesterday afternoon. ACT State Emergency Services received over 430 requests for help in the aftermath. Additional staff and volunteers will join the clean-up this morning. ℹ️ Stay updated on power outages here: https://www.evoenergy.com.au/residents/emergencies-faults-outages/outages ℹ️ Get more Canberra news here: https://bit.ly/ABCACTNews | ABC Canberra

"What can you do as a parent? Their life's at risk, and I can't do anything." Canberran Gina De Ruyter was working in the Philippines when she broke her leg is two places. Seriously injured, she required surgery, and was recovering from the operation when the wound became infected. She has now spent weeks trying to get a flight home for the care she needs, but hasn't managed to yet, as they're few and far between. It's a desperate time for both Gina and her family back home. | ABC Canberra