Want to know more about the CSIRO flood report? Drop in sessions are being held in Kyogle, Casino and Woodburn

*CSIRO team talk to Kyogle LGA residents. Photo: Contributed*

Residents are invited to attend community drop-in sessions with the CSIRO from today, Monday, July 20.

The sessions are to discuss the final report from CSIRO about flood mitigation measures and are hosted by the National Emergency Management Agency for the Northern Rivers Resilience Initiative.

This is the community’s opportunity to ask questions and have the findings explained.

*The Kyogle CSIRO community session on Monday, July 19. Photo: Contributed*

Read the CSIRO report here.

There aren’t any drop-in sessions out of work hours which excludes a lot of people.

CSIRO senior principal research scientist Jai Vaze at Woodburn. — *CSIRO senior principal research scientist Jai Vaze at Woodburn last year.* *Photo: Susanna Freymark*

The drop-in sessions will be held on:

Monday, July 20, 9am–11am at the Kyogle Memorial Hall.

Tuesday, July 21, 3:30pm–5:30pm at the Casino Community & Cultural Centre.

Wednesday, July 22, 9am–11am at the Lismore Workers Club.

Wednesday, July 22, 3:30pm–5:30pm at the Ballina Lighthouse & Lismore SLSC.

Thursday, July 23, 9am–11am at the Woodburn Memorial Hall.