Cashed-up bushfire charities spread the love
A new book has been launched today as part of a Newscorp and National Recovery and Resilience Agency joint initiative for the survivors and volunteers.
Bushfires
Honouring our heroes who fought the fires of hell
Fighting spirit of Australian honoured in new photo essay of Black Summer bushfires.
Premiums hiked after costly weather events
Floods, bushfires, hail and storms have seen the average home and contents insurance premium skyrocket in the past year.
Problems created by bushfire names
The NSW bushfire inquiry has heard why a Black Summer blaze was known by three different names as it burned out of control.
ScoMo’s approval lowest since bushfires
Australians are fed up with both Scott Morrison and Anthony Albanese, according to a new poll, with support rising for minor parties.
Why no inquiry into managing Covid?
We deserve answers for all the mistakes, the job losses, the deaths in nursing homes and the loss of our freedoms for so long.
Bushfires ‘caused an explosion in ocean life’
Smoke from the 2019-20 bushfires in Australia caused an explosion of life in the Southern Ocean that was equivalent to turning the entire Sahara desert green.
Tragic final call from bushfire victim
The bravery of two men who died after facing hellish bushfires in NSW has been laid bare at inquests into their deaths.
Deadly firestorm ‘like a bomb going off’
A father and son who died in the Black Summer bushfires were hit with a firestorm so extreme it uprooted trees and threw car parts 500m.
Tragic end in deadly fire
A blaze that claimed seven lives during the devastating Black Summer bushfires is being examined in a coronal inquiry.
Rural resilience shines through despite bushfires
Donna Layton’s positivity and determination means she has been nominated for a Shine Award.
Together, we can help achieve our next good season
The same grit and kindness we showed each other in the Black Summer bushfires are needed right now.
‘Incalculable loss’: Bushfire inquest begins
An inquest into the ‘incalculable loss’ of 25 people who died in the Black Summer bushfires has begun in Sydney.
Red Cross reveals where donations went
The Red Cross has detailed where and how much of the $242 million donated towards Black Summer Bushfires was spent.
Probe into fire that wiped out 86 homes
A man has been charged over one of the worst bushfires in Western Australia’s history, and now the blaze will be subject to an independent inquiry too.
Global warming presents a clear economic choice
The deadly bushfires in Australia and extreme weather events across the globe in recent times are no fluke and they are set to grow in frequency and intensity.
Greek island’s rugged beauty fuels flames
Hundreds of islanders pack up their belongings and flee their homes on the Greek island of Evia as bushfires rage.
Fighting spirit shines through
A photo essay dedicated to the recovery from the Black Summer bushfires is set to commemorate the ‘fighting spirit’ of Australians.
Hundreds flee as fires near power plant
More than 180 bushfires have scorched huge swaths of forest and killed eight people in Turkey.
New app gauges homes’ bushfire risk
Experts warn that even if your house itself is not highly flammable, it is likely structures or objects under or around it are.
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