The Rural Fire Service’s Rob Rogers said if people are concerned there are areas that aren’t receiving enough attention, they
can contact the RFS. This summer there will be public online portals to monitor hazard reduction in specific areas. Image: Getty
On what planet certainly not this one 🤔🙄🌏😜
Climate change. Get used to it fellas...
Get those fire reduction hazard burns going now...before it is too late.
Hazards reduced
The country’s fire chiefs are adamant hazard reduction targets are being met, despite misinformation from sky news hosts that there was too big a fuel load last summer.
Me think someone telling fibs
Then do explain hundreds of pics like this
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