Current Status
NAS is open and caught up on order processing.
2011 Floods
On behalf on the NAS team I would like to take this opportunity to thank our customers and suppliers for the concern communicated during the recent Brisbane flood.
Thankfully we escaped unscathed. As the photos of the surrounding area demonstrate, we were extremely lucky.
We have been back at work this week and are working hard to dispatch all unfulfilled orders ASAP. Our preferred freight companies are back on deck and are collecting orders from our Brisbane warehouse.
I would like to take this opportunity to convey my condolences to those who lost loved ones during the flood last week and also to those who lost possessions and property. The NAS team wish you and your loved ones the best during the difficult times that lay ahead.
John Kimbell
General Manager
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Tuesday 11/1 - Brekky Ck Wharf
River water rising. Brekky Ck Hotel is to the right and brisbane river is behind.
Wednesday 12/1 - Evacuating stock/equipment
It was a rush to save as much stock as possible. At this point 2m of water was predicted in our street.
Wednesday 12/1 - Evacuating stock/equipment
It was a rush to save as much stock as possible. At this point 2m of water was predicted in our street.
Friday 14/1 - Brisbane River
Rubbish washed up from the Brisbane River. Breakfast Creek is around to the left.
Friday 14/1 - Brekky Creek Wharf
The Brekky Creek Wharf under water. The Brisbane river is behind the camera.
Friday 14/1 - Ross St
Looking up towards Breakfast Creek. Breakfast creek and Brisbane River is off to the right
Friday 14/1 - Breakfast Creek Road
Looking down Breakfast Creek Road towards the city. The 'Boo bowls club is to the right and Maud street (NAS is at the end of that street) is to the left.
