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How can communities be better prepared?
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Know the risk around your property

Property inspections are a key part of the protection of the community and many brigades are actively and regularly visiting homes to help them determine the risk at their home and develop a relevant bush fire survival plan.

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IMAGINE

Imagine the local rural fire brigade members came to visit your home, what type of bush fire threat would they identify?

A well prepared home is more likely to survive a bush fire.

Firestormer
  • Being prepared,
  • Building rules,
  • Prevent,
  • People

MORE

On hot and windy days, the fire service may declare a ban on all fires.
On January 10, the NSW RFS produced fire prediction maps for all the active firegrounds.
#1 FACT

Direct flame is not the only type of threat from a bush fire.

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