Economic losses for Australia’s ‘bomb cyclone’ likely to be in ‘lower hundreds of millions’: Aon

The storm caused major disruption across New South Wales, with hundreds of homes damaged and widespread power outages reported.

Reih Angeles

July 7, 2025

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