Heavy rainfall and widespread flooding across Australia's east coast from 2020 to 2022 was exacerbated by the Black Summer bushfires, a new study has found.
The families of the US firefighters killed during the Black Summer fires have remembered them as dedicated servicemen and loving dads, uncles and husbands.
Two long-time US military aviators had just started aerial firefighting while their experienced pilot was flying his final shift when their plane crashed fighting the Black Summer bushfires.
Emergency warnings are in place across parts of Queensland as the state battles 50 bushfires, with some residents urged to flee their properties immediately.
Twenty years after Canberra's most destructive bushfires, which destroyed 500 homes and killed four people, locals will gather to remember and reflect.
Described by the firefighters fighting it as ‘Armageddon’, the devastating fires of 18 January 2003 will forever be etched into the minds of Canberrans.
It's been 20 years since the worst bushfires in Canberra's history killed four people, destroyed hundreds of homes and blackened most of the territory's surrounding bush and farmland.
The residents of a small town in South Australia have been told to leave or take shelter from an out-of-control bushfire as residents south of Perth, in Western Australia, also battle a raging fire.
More severe and frequent bushfires could kill nearly 2500 Australians in the next 10 years and cost $110 million in healthcare bills, a new report shows.
Two army personnel in charge of a helicopter that started Canberra's 2020 Orroral Valley bushfire have given evidence to an inquest at the ACT Coroners Court.
