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Is there a hazard reduction planned near you?

Hazard reduction is an important part of preparing for fires. Find out about planned hazard reductions in your area.

Grass fires

Grass fires can start and spread quickly, destroying homes, crops and valuable items like sheds and machinery. But there are steps you can take to be safer...

Bush Fire Alert Levels

The Bush Fire Alert Levels of Advice, Watch and Act and Emergency Warning are used during a fire and give you an indication of the level of threat from that fire.

PREPARE. ACT. SURVIVE. for bush fire season

Everyone should have a Bush Fire Survival Plan, so you and your family knows what to do during a bush fire.

Neighbourhood Safer Places

Neighbourhood Safer Places are a place of last resort which can be used during a bush fire. Check to see if there's a Neighbourhood Safer Place in your area.

2012 Australian Community Engagement and Fire Awareness Conference

From 31 May – 2 June 2012 attendees will gather in Wollongong for this popular annual conference. Visit our 2012 ACE&FA Conference page for more information.
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