Seventeen years after Black Saturday, experts reflect on what was learnt from the disaster and how it informs Victoria's current bushfire response.

Bushfire experts say Victoria’s firefighting strategy is in urgent need of upgrading, given its overreliance on back-burning and underinvestment in early detection.

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WA’s bushfire season is in full swing and for wildlife veterinarians, it’s the busiest time of year. Nearly 90 people have ...

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Volunteer firefighters and landowners in WA's south east are calling for an independent investigation into how the Department ...

Hundreds of people have been evacuated as bushfires erupt again in Victoria. AddedJan 25th, 2026 This is the Triple Zero call a teenager made after swimming hours to save his family stuck at sea in ...

Bushfires in Australia continue to rage on as first responders work to get citizens to safety. Aerial crews noticed a woman ...

By KATRINA BRANDON ACROSS Victoria, farmers are sending hay to fire-affected communities. Joining the line, the Lions of ...

The donation ceremony, held at St. Hilary's Anglican Church in partnership with local charity HOPE FOR BOROONDARA AND BEYOND, marked a direct effort to bridge the energy gap for those affected by the ...

With all this heat there has come more bushfires, first in Victoria, then in neighbouring states. 3,000 hectares has been burnt recently and fires in Victoria’s Otways have destroyed properties.

Bushfires registered the highest number of fire outbreaks in the Central Region, jumping from 104 in 2024 to 147 ...