Daryl Braithwaite’s private photos from Fire Fight
Daryl Braithwaite was feeling all the good vibes at Fire Fight Australia and hung around after his set to indulge his side hustle of photography.
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Queen makes history at Fire Fight Australia
Queen fronted by Adam Lambert reprised the band’s iconic 1985 Live Aid set for Fire Fight Australia, where Olivia Newton-John performed for the first time in two years with John Farnham and Russell Crowe made a special appearance.
Albo throws down gauntlet on 2050 zero emissions target
Anthony Albanese says it should “non-controversial” for Australia to have a net zero carbon emissions target by 2050, but the Labor Leader hasn’t detailed plans on how his party would achieve its target.
Great caravan parks to try in East Gippsland
As fire-affected areas of East Gippsland start to get back on their feet, tourists are being urged to hit the road with caravans, campers and tents in tow. And there are some magnificent parks eagerly awaiting visitors.
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Cudgewa heroes praised for saving beloved church
The Father of Cudgewa’s Holy Trinity Church has finally tracked down the brave fireys who saved the church from savage fires that ripped through their town.
Enjoy the breathtaking views of the Snowy River
The Snowy River region has something for everyone; try a tasty burger near Orbost, explore caves at Buchan or sip on wine while enjoying a great view at Marlo. Make this your next weekend away.
Book a relaxing couple’s retreat or a low-budget family trip
From a professional cycling race to unique shops, couple’s retreats and family activities, Victoria’s high country has plenty on offer with business owners confident towns will bounce back after the fires.
Why we need to get better at rebuilding after fires
We manage disasters well but have a long road to understanding recovery – experts warn Australia needs to get better at rebuilding communities after crisis
Hysteria making bushfire catastrophe worse
Contrary to fake news, the entire continent of Australia isn’t on fire. And as tourists axe their trips to untouched areas, the hysteria needs to calm down so the world will know we’re still open for business, writes Rita Panahi.
Satellite images reveal bushfire devastation
Never-before-seen satellite photos of Mallacoota and East Gippsland show the full extent of devastation after the New Year bushfires.
A must-visit destination for seafood lovers
Love eating fresh seafood and taking luxurious swims in pristine waters? Add Lakes Entrance to your list of must-visit regional towns in Victoria.
Add this signature seafood festival to your calendar
It’s only pub is open, the caravan parks are taking bookings and it’s signature Wild Harvest Seafood Festival is going ahead. Make no mistake about it: fire-ravaged Mallacoota is about to reopen.
Australia says thanks: Saluting fire heroes
They risked everything to save lives and homes in the face of the fiercest bushfires this country has seen, now we say a special thanks to our hero firefighters. These are messages of gratitude from our readers and some of Australia’s biggest names. Leave your message.
Last Dandy night market to support CFA
Thursday is the last Dandenong night market of the season after a month of raising money to support CFA volunteers.
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