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About Regional: “Why can’t we sue the government for not keeping us safe?” Bushfire survivors take NSW EPA to court

We share the article below with our members more for situational awareness than any other particular reason. However, it hasn't escaped us that the Climate Council's "Emergency Leaders for Climate Action" (of which former WA [...]

Build Australia: Key bushfire standard open for all Australians to access

The Federal Government and Standards Australia have partnered to waive the fee for access to the bushfire construction standard, to support the recovery and rebuilding of communities affected by the devastating ‘Black Summer’ bushfires. This jointly [...]

Bushfire Volunteer’s written submission to the 2020 National Royal Commission

Air Chief Marshal Mark Binskin AC (Retd) The Honourable Dr Annabelle Bennett AC SC Professor Andrew Macintosh Royal Commission into Natural Disaster Arrangements Locked Bag 2000 MANUKA ACT 2603 Dear Commissioners FORMAL SUBMISSION TO THE [...]

WA Gov’t: Fallen firefighters remembered for courage and commitment

Below is a media statement published today by the Hon Fran Logan MLA, Minister for Emergency Services International Firefighters' Day honours our fallen firefighters Communities encouraged to commemorate online amid COVID-19 pandemic Western Australians will [...]

Busselton-Dunsborough Mail: Sussex bushfire volunteers support local businesses during pandemic

The Sussex Volunteer Bush Fire Brigade is one of the first brigades in WA to support local businesses in their community by downloading the Essential Service Volunteers App. The app was initially created as a [...]

Media Statement: Volunteer peak body reflects on International Firefighters’ Day in current context

Despite there being no large public ceremony this year, the peak body for Western Australia’s 20,000 registered Bush Fire Volunteers says International Firefighters’ Day 2020 will go down in history as happening in a year [...]

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