Bushfire

🛡️ Verifying that you are not a bot ⏳ Verifying your browser... ✓ Verification Complete This page will redirect in a moment... Read More

Home / World AFP 6 Dec, 2025 07:32 AM Quick Read Hot winds fuel over 50 bushfires across eastern Australia, destroying homes. Photo / Getty Images Hot winds fuel over 50 bushfires across eastern Australia, destroying homes. Photo / Getty Images Dozens of bushfires burned along Australia’s eastern seaboard on…

🛡️ Verifying that you are not a bot ⏳ Verifying your browser... ✓ Verification Complete This page will redirect in a moment... Read More

The farmer who died fighting a bushfire threatening his property on Western Australia's south coast has been identified as Shire of Ravensthorpe deputy president Mark Mudie. Mudie, 59, was building a firebreak with a front-end loader on his property at West River, near Ravensthorpe, when his vehicle was overwhelmed with…

As the calendar ticks over to summer, the conversation in Australia shifts from the footy finals to something far more serious: the threat of natural disaster. Bushfires, floods, and severe storms aren’t an if but a when for many communities across the country. In the digital age, our dependence on…

‘Contrary to what Barnaby Joyce and his mates think, we want real action on climate change in the regions. We’re the ones who bear the brunt of bushfires and floods each year while they delay climate action.’ Nationals leader David Littleproud; floods in Lismore, NSW, in 2023 (Images: AAP; handout…

There’s a good reason “000” was chosen as Australia’s emergency number. It was, at least in part, because zero was closest to the finger stall on rotary-dial phones, making it easy to dial in the dark or in smoke. That was more than 50 years ago, in 1961. Before then,…

A firefighter from a local brigade works to extinguish flames after a bushfire burnt through the area in Bredbo, New South Wales, Australia, February 2, 2020. — Reuters CANBERRA: Australia will suffer more frequent and extreme climate events, often happening simultaneously, which will strain industry, services and infrastructure, a government…

A QUT study of buildings lost to bushfire on Queensland's Scenic Rim in the 2019/20 Black Summer has identified key vulnerabilities of homes in bushfire-prone areas and ways communities could increase their homes' resilience. More than two million Australians live in extreme bushfire-prone areas Scenic Rim multi-disciplinary study of ways…

Please complete security verification This request seems a bit unusual, so we need to confirm that you're human. Please press and hold the button until it turns completely green. Thank you for your cooperation! Press and hold the button If you believe this is an error, please contact our support…