Powerline Eyes Help Prevent Bushfires Date: April 10, 2001 Source: CSIRO Australia Summary: New Australian technology is set to help protect communities from bushfires and dramatically reduce the ...

Yet again we are seeing tragedy unfold in NSW, where more than 90 fires are currently burning. Yet, as with many issues of profound importance, as a society we seem unable to make the links ...

A reduction in bushfire arson needs transformational, rather than incremental, change across all points of prevention. Not least of these prevention measures is a far more effective response to ...

A recent bushfire in Kadnook, western Victoria, which destroyed at least one property and burned more than 1,000 hectares of land, is being investigated due to suspicion it was deliberately lit.

Setting smaller, low-intensity fires to prevent larger bushfires may sound like common sense. In practice, though, it’s really hard. It comes down to knowledge, Gammage said.

He stressed that the heightened risk of bushfires poses a significant threat to ECG's service delivery, with an increasing number of electricity poles being affected in operational areas.

For the Phelans, preventing bushfires is the obligation of all, from service providers, to authorities and even residents, who need to stay on top of clearing their properties.

Over 174 years, Victoria’s bushfire management evolved from fragmented, reactive responses to an integrated, adaptive system emphasizing prevention, coordination, and community involvement.

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This year’s fire season is slightly different to that of 2019/20 because the main threat is from grass fires, spurred by three years of heavy rains and grass growth.

A recent bushfire in Kadnook, western Victoria, which destroyed at least one property and burned more than 1,000 hectares of land, is being investigated due to suspicion it was deliberately lit.