The Aporia
The Aporia
11 articles about 11 events for “Bushfire In Victoria”. Events are ordered by how widely they were covered, how many readers opened them, and how recent they are.
“The $200 million independently costed policy would also pay for 17 new or upgraded Country Fire Authority stations across Victoria, boost recruitment and create an ombudsman to oversee complaints and disputes made by volunteer firefighters.”
“Planned burns doubled and salvage wood to go to industry under Coalition election pledge In short: Native timber would be processed at Victorian mills if the Coalition wins next month's Victorian election.”
“Mostyn praised the bystanders who rushed to Helen Haines’ side after she was struck outside her electorate office in Wangaratta, north-east Victoria, on Monday afternoon.”
“If a supercell or two does develop on Sunday it is most likely over central inland or southern NSW, along with north-east Victoria.”
“In her words, Phil quickly “lured” her to the north-east Victorian town of Chiltern, one of the many country hamlets that dot the federal electorate of Indi which she has represented since 2019.”
“As Australians prepare for a summer influenced by what is likely to become the strongest El Niño on record, a new report reveals billions of dollars are being spent tackling bushfire seasons supercharged by climate change.”
“And with healthcare spending on the rise, infrastructure investment still at record levels, and the threat of a difficult bushfire season ahead, budget pressures aren’t likely to ease any time soon.”
“Initially, most of the radar anomalies were concentrated in NSW, but recent nights have also seen the phenomenon across northern and eastern Victoria.”
“(self-contained drone systems that can be deployed remotely) for their operations, while CFA Victoria use drones for bushfire monitoring and operations.”
“In short: Victoria's auditor-general says a $1.5 billion investment is needed to maintain and replace the state's fire trucks.”
“Twelve farming families in western Victoria, Australia, have been fined A$814 each for refusing to allow authorised officers onto their properties to conduct surveys for a proposed 480-kilometre electricity transmission line.”