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Its all gotta go at Floods Creek clearing sale

FLOODS Creek Station, located about 100 kilometres north of Broken Hill, will be hosting a clearing sale from July 17 to 24. Going to the highest bidders will be a smorgasbord of trucks, cars, bikes, graders, dozers, old engines, building materials and machines of mysterious purpose to the untrained eye. Floods Creek owner Luke O’Connor […]

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