The 2019–2020 “Black Summer” bushfires burned about 20 million hectares, mainly across New South Wales and Victoria. More than 3,000 homes were destroyed and 33 people died in the fires.

Firefighters were trying to tame bushfires in the Australian state of Victoria on Saturday. Authorities have called on hundreds of residents in the affected region to flee.

Residents living near bushfires at the Grampians National Park and Little Desert National Park have been warned to leave immediately while storms are forecast to hit Geelong and Melbourne's outer ...

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The out-of-control bushfire in Victoria's west is travelling in a southeasterly direction, with increased fire activity observed between Lynches Crossing Track and Childs Lane.

Residents in Victoria’s west have been urged to watch and act as bushfires continue raging through parts of the state, with emergency services warning it may be too late to leave some areas.

Members of the Wombat Forest community joined Extinction Rebellion to draw attention to the logging in Wombat State Forest.

This was published 6 months ago Victoria bushfires as it happened: Out-of-control blazes threaten towns Cassandra Morgan and Angus Delaney Updated December 26, 2024 — 9.27pm first published at ...

A total fire ban has taken effect across Victoria and parts of South Australia as residents are urged to flee and others to avoid non-essential travel as fierce bushfires rage on. The Country Fire ...

Hundreds told to flee as raging bushfires in Victoria destroy property and livestock Tourists have been evacuated and people in Great Ocean Road towns have been told to leave immediately as ...

FFMVic chief fire officer Chris Hardman said seasonal firefighters boosted Victoria’s firefighting capacity in the lead-up to ...