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Old 26-02-2011, 08:41 PM   #1
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Default Road conditions on the Newell

Hi all,
for those who travel on the Newell Hwy on a regular or semi-regular basis, what are the road conditions like currently, especially after the recent flooding?
Is there a lot of sections where roadworks are being conducted, or is it a fairly straight-forward run?

We are leaving Melb on Monday 6th March driving up to the Gold Coast and just need to know roughlywhere we might get to on the first day, allowing for delaysfor roadworks etc. Aiming for Coonabarabran but may have to make it Dubbo, possibly stretch it to Narrabri if we get a really good run.

Cheers,
Matt

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