1/15This house located between Finch Hatton and Netherdale was destroyed by fire on Tuesday evening. Picture: Emma Murray
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2/15Finch Hatton fire station has been a hive of activity as emergency crews from around Queensland arrive to help fight multiple fires burning nearby. Picture: Emma Murray
3/15Fire damage between Finch Hatton and Netherdale. Across the road from this cane field a home was lost. Picture: Emma Murray
4/15Marian-based volunteer fire fighter Chris Borg is exhausted after helping fight fires burning near Finch Hatton. Picture: Emma Murray
5/15Finch Hatton fire station has been a hive of activity as emergency crews from around Queensland arrive to help fight multiple fires burning nearby. Picture: Emma Murray
6/15The letterbox at Blines Road where a home was destroyed by fire just outside of Finch Hatton. Picture: Emma Murray
7/15Station Officer Ross Nunn has travelled from Brisbane to help fight fires in the local are. Picture: Emma Murray
8/15Brendan Scriha has been helping fight the fires burning near Finch Hatton. Picture: Emma Murray
9/15Finch Hatton fire station has been a hive of activity as emergency crews from around Queensland arrive to help fight multiple fires burning nearby. Picture: Emma Murray
10/15The melted sign of Blines Road where a home was destroyed by fire. Picture: Emma Murray
11/15Finch Hatton fire station has been a hive of activity as emergency crews from around Queensland arrive to help fight multiple fires burning nearby. Picture: Emma Murray
12/15A message of appreciation from Finch Hatton State School to all the fire fighters helping keep their community safe. Picture: Emma Murray
13/15Lachlan and Chris Borg, a father and son from Marian, refill their fire truck before returning to help fight fires burning near Finch Hatton on Wednesday. Picture: Emma Murray
14/15A fire truck returns to Finch Hatton to refill with water. Picture: Emma Murray
15/15Finch Hatton fire station has been a hive of activity as emergency crews from around Queensland arrive to help fight multiple fires burning nearby. Picture: Emma Murray
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