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There are currently two emergency bushfire warnings in place for New South Wales – one on Sydney’s outskirts at Gospers Mountain and the other at Bora Ridge.

There are currently two emergency warnings in place for New South Wales – one on Sydney’s outskirts at Gospers Mountain and the other at Bora Ridge.

An evacuation warning has been issued for the town of Colo Heights near Gospers Mountain. Two fires have been downgraded to a ‘watch and act’. In the last week, 250 homes have been destroyed, while 2,000 have been saved. Image: News Corp Australia

 

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