Charities collecting for bushfire victims have enough of your money. Tens of millions of dollars to be exact. Now it’s time for you to do something really useful. Like go on holidays. And this is why …
Two mates stayed behind to help RFS volunteers defend the hillside town of Wyndham for 16 hours at the weekend by strapping a 1000-litre tank and mechanical pump to the back of their ute and helping to save dozens of homes from bushfires.
The horror bushfire season, which claimed 25 lives and destroyed properties across NSW, has prompted a call for authorities to make it easier for residents to install fireproof bunkers in a bid to protect them from the unpredictable blazes.
The NSW Wildlife Information, Rescue and Education Services (WIRES) has received more than $60 million from around the world, but The Daily Telegraph can reveal only $6.5 million has been allocated to help treat thousands injured in the bushfires.
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Our bushfire crisis is a defining moment for us all, and despite some isolated cases of poor behaviour, Tim Costello argues that it has brought out the best in Australians.
A father and son who died battling a bushfire on the NSW south coast have been farewelled in an emotional funeral service at Cobargo, yards from where they died defending their farm.
Woolworths is among the many Australian organisations leading an appeal to help animals injured or orphaned by the devastating NSW bushfires.
Popular car makers are helping Australia’s bushfire victims by waiving fees, supplying vehicles and offering extended leave for volunteers.
As Australia begins to assess the bushfires’ devastating impact on native wildlife, there are fears for many individual species, and different views on what the top priorities should be.
Bali-based businesses are throwing their weight behind charities supporting bushfire victims by raising money, donating a portion of their profits and holding sausage sizzles.
International pop and rock stars, including Billy Idol and the Backstreet Boys, are rallying to support bushfire relief efforts with special ticket packages and auctions.
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