Deadly bushfire season impacting more than three quarters of all Australians

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NSW RFS crews extinguishing a fire that crossed the Monaro Highway, four kilometres north of Bredbo, Source: AAP

The impact of the devastating bushfire season could be even worse than first predicted, with new data suggesting more than three quarters of Australians have been affected by the crisis, according to a survey by the Australian National University.

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Published 18 February 2020 7:45pm

By Rachel Cary

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The impact of the devastating bushfire season could be even worse than first predicted, with new data suggesting more than three quarters of Australians have been affected by the crisis, according to a survey by the Australian National University.

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Deadly bushfire season impacting more than three quarters of all Australians

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The impact of the devastating bushfire season could be even worse than first predicted, with new data suggesting more than three quarters of Australians have been affected by the crisis, according to a survey by the Australian National University.

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The impact of the devastating bushfire season could be even worse than first predicted, with new data suggesting more than three quarters of Australians have been affected by the crisis, according to a survey by the Australian National University.

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