This cache could also be known by the name of: Faith, Hope, or Charity Creek.
The Webster's 1833 Bible version of First Corinthians 13:13 gives the translation, "And now abideth faith, hope, charity, these three; but the greatest of these is charity." Thus, the name for the previous cache.
The swimming area can be absolutely inundated, and just 3 days before my photos were taken in 2008 when placing the "Australian" cache, the bridge was under 2m of water and the water was lapping at the fence line. I hope this placement will resist the flow of the flooding river. ANZAC Day '08 saw 10m of water over the top of the bridge, and February and April 2009 saw 12 and 10m of river OVER the bridge again.
The Charity Creek Railway Station (at S31.9031º E152.2317º, unknown datum), was opened 5th February, 1913; and closed 29th June, 1975. "Only a modern signaling hut remains". I don't know if this section of railway line has ever been under water.
There is also a 'Water Quality Station' (#20810007) @ S31.9209° E152.2339º (GDA '94), to monitor the Manning's water supply that gets pumped out some kms downstream to Bootawa Dam.
That was my first time using a Corinthians wafer tin - was road-graded, (now a replacement cache) so hopefully it will be watertight enough up here.