For the first time, a new nationally-consistent Fire Danger Rating System has come into effect to help communities and authorities better respond.
Share
The new national fire danger ratings and how they affect you
A bushfire danger rating sign is seen near Richmond, west of Sydney, Tuesday, November 12, 2019. Parts of NSW face catastrophic bushfire danger on Tuesday, with residents in bushland areas told to leave early rather than wait for fresh fires to start. (AAP Image/Dan Himbrechts) NO ARCHIVING Source: AAP / DAN HIMBRECHTS/AAPIMAGE
For the first time, a new nationally-consistent Fire Danger Rating System has come into effect to help communities and authorities better respond.
Published
By Claire Slattery
Source: SBS News
Share this with family and friends
Latest podcast episodes
Unemployment rate falls as oil, gold and Australian dollar hit milestones
podcast episode14 minutes 17 seconds
Canada survives despite defeat, Vinícius Jr shines again, and the Socceroos prepare for Paraguay
podcast episode8 minutes 59 seconds
ASIO outlines looming security threats on and beyond Australian soil
podcast episode7 minutes 14 seconds
Deadly bird flu strain lands in second state – but experts say the risk of pandemic remains low
podcast episode5 minutes 56 seconds
