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Can your business help? Show you care and list a discount for our amazing volunteers

As the peak body for the incredible 20,000+ registered members of Western Australia's Volunteer Bush Fire Service, we have been working hard to develop new ways for local communities to support and recognise our amazing [...]

Apply now: Bushfire Volunteers Communication and Media Manager

Position title:     Communications and Media Manager Initial salary:      $70,000 PA (+ mobile device and car/allowance) Term:                   4-month contract with possibility of extension Location:             Belmont, Western Australia         Important background and context Bushfire Volunteers (a [...]

ABC: BlazeAid needs more volunteers to help bushfire recovery, sees solution in paying backpackers

Garry Wilson and Rob Golgini are leading the call for more volunteers. (ABC Rural: Cara Jeffery) Grey nomads cannot do all the heavy lifting when it comes to rebuilding fences in bushfire-affected country; [...]

Australian Aviation: ATSB reveals first details of C-130 crash that killed US firefighters in NSW

A preliminary ATSB report into the deaths of three American firefighters who died tackling a bushfire in southern NSW has revealed their Lockheed C-130’s left wing clipped a tree before crashing into the ground and [...]

Augusta Margaret River Times: Bushfire leaders jump on brigade-DFES discussion

The Shire’s bushfire hierarchy has moved to reverse a request by two fellow brigades seeking direct administration by the Department of Fire and Emergency Services. An item introduced late to last Wednesday’s Bushfire Advisory Committee [...]

The New Daily: Scientists say Australia’s worst-ever bushfire season ‘not the new normal’

Accepting Australia’s catastrophic bushfire season as the “new normal” would be a grave mistake, warn Australian climate scientists. More than 30 people have been killed and thousands of properties destroyed since out-of-control bushfires broke out [...]

WA Gov’t: Joint media statement – Support for West Australian bushfire wildlife and habitat recovery

Urgent work to protect animals such as the critically endangered western ground parrot are among the priority Western Australian Government projects being supported by the Morrison Government's initial $50 million wildlife and habitat recovery package. [...]

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