Richmond Valley Council Mayor Robert Mustow says his community has been devastated by bushfires this week but promises 'we will fight back'.
Out-of-control bushfires tore across the northern NSW town of Rappville, with eight homes destroyed in the flames. “I’ve lived in this area all my life and I’ve never known a fire to devastate the area like this,” Mustow said. “The community is hurting." Image: News Corp Australia
It’s hard to fight back I Have Been in 2 Fatal Fires don’t be fooled by State Government Saying they care it’s done to look good They we’re destructive n cruel in my Fatal Fire don’t hold breath Don’t vote Labor Worse Gov To Left = not to Great had to be Said
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