Researchers have found 23,000 Australians over the age of 15 have been displaced by floods, bushfires or cyclones on average every year since 2009.
RFS less than halfway to hazard reduction burn target as bushfire season approaches
Wet winter weather prevents much of the NSW Rural Fire Service's planned hazard reduction burning, but the agency says it is prioritising protecting houses.
Photo shows Generic images of flames, equipment and RFS volunteers and staff conducting a hazard reduction burn at Tura Beach, NSWEarly October is when you should have your yard clear — and other tips ahead of bushfire season
As summer approaches, volunteer fire fighter Suzie Gifford shares her bushfire plan, how she prepares her home against an ember attack, and what's in her emergency kit.
Photo shows A woman with brown curly hair stands on a ladder to get a view of the level of a water tank.Community 'bitterly disappointed' as endangered forest to be cleared for housing
Federal Environment Minister Tanya Plibersek has approved the development of a South Coast NSW forest after four years of community fighting.
Photo shows four people standing together with slogan tee shirts on saying Manyana Matters'Confronting loss' to farms and crops after Carnarvon's emergency level fire
An emergency level fire in WA's Gascoyne region burnt through 80 hectares of fruit crops and shrubland on Monday. Farmers assessing the damage have estimated the blaze cost them hundreds of thousands of dollars.
Photo shows Woman in green shirt standing next to burnt banana palmsBushfire in Carnarvon downgraded from 'emergency' to 'advice'
Authorities are urging anyone in the North Plantations area of Carnarvon to monitor conditions.
Photo shows fire bruning in paddock, lots of smokeNetwork Ten reporter Tegan George reaches settlement with broadcaster over bushfire trauma
Network Ten reporter Tegan George's bid to sue her employer over trauma she says she suffered covering the bushfire season in 2019 and 2020 ends in a confidential settlement.
Photo shows A composite image of a broadcasting tower with a sign reading "ten" and an image of a woman with blonde hair smiling.Warnings over increased bushfire risk as Australia records warmest August on record
As chaotic weather wreaks havoc across Tasmania and Victoria, there are warnings over a heightened threat of bushfires in the coming months in other parts of the country.
Photo shows Firefighters battling urban bushfireOut-of-control grass fire burns near gas storage plant north of Newcastle
The NSW Rural Fire Service has worked against the clock to contain an out-of-control grass fire as strong wind gusts have fanned blazes across the greater Sydney area.
Photo shows Aerial thermal imaging of a bushfire.Several people injured and homes threatened by grass fire in Sydney's south-west
Authorities have downgraded a fire emergency in Sydney's south-west that had earlier threatened homes and has left several people injured.
Photo shows Firefighter Edmonsen Park fireDaniel Katz installed a 'last resort' bunker after fleeing a bushfire, but he's been told to remove it
An Adelaide Hills father installed a six-person bushfire bunker at his property after the 2019 Cudlee Creek bushfire, without first seeking planning approvals — now, the council have issued a removal notice — a decision which he is appealing.
Photo shows A man with grey hair and beard leans over bushfire bunker built into groundWildfires rage across five Turkish provinces in third day of firefighters' struggle
More than 130 fires have erupted across the country in the past week, including at an ANZAC cemetery.
Photo shows A helicopter carrying an orange container of water over forested hills, the sky clouded in smoke.As mountain biking booms, this little town ravaged by natural disasters plans to capitalise
Some of the best mountain bike trails in Australia, spanning 130 kilometres, are about to open in a forest scorched by bushfires. Locals hope it will transform their town into a tourism mecca.
Photo shows A rider does a trick, spinning his bike out behind him, while riding a mountain bike trail.'Sacred ground' in ANZAC Cove under threat as fires rage across Türkiye, Albanese says
Anthony Albanese warns of the possibility that fires raging in Türkiye might reach ANZAC graves in Gallipoli.
Photo shows A silhouette of a firefighter spraying in the brush, the air around them orange.How a community united to salvage the first Boeing 737 to crash on Australian soil
When the water-bomber crashed during firefighting efforts in the Fitzgerald River National Park, enthusiasts from surrounding areas scrambled for a piece of the wreckage.
Photo shows A picture of the Boeing 737 and Donald Henderson.Lahaina almost lost their oldest banyan tree to wildfires. Here's how they're bringing it back to life
Despite being charred and blackened, the 151-year-old banyan tree has revived with the help of arborists and conservationists.
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Photo shows A ban crouches on a branch of the historic banyan tree, which has been charred and bAustralia's top 'arduous firefighters' are travelling overseas to share their expertise
As a picturesque Canadian national park burns out of control, some of Australia's most skilled bush firefighters have answered the call for help.
Photo shows Plumes of dark smoke billowing above pine trees in a national park.High fuel loads and hot weather forecasts put Queensland at risk for intense bushfire season
A wet year in Queensland has produced higher grassland fuel loads, which the Rural Fire Service says create prime conditions for dangerous bushfires.
Photo shows Bushfire burning at nightArt brings colour and healing to town left ashen grey amid bushfire trauma
How do you make sense of natural disasters and trauma? This remote community uses art and creative expression as a form of therapy to support their healing and recovery.
Photo shows Two women with short gray hair laughing together in an art gallery.US wildfires intensify as homes burn in California, firefighting pilot killed in Oregon
Over 110 active fires are burning across 7,250 square kilometres in the US, while significant damage has also been reported in Canada's Jasper National Park.
Photo shows A bulldozer can be seen in silhouette amid flames and smoke moving logs away from a roadCanada fires threaten oil pipeline at idyllic tourist town
Wildfire has begun burning buildings in the town of Jasper, threatening a major oil pipeline.
Photo shows Fire burns a tree in the foreground, while the background forest is reduced to silhouette by smoke.