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Volume 6 Edition 5 ISSN 1834-0318
WEDNESDAY September 21, 2011
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Prediction of
extreme fire season
Last year’s good rainfall, resulting in good pasture growth, followed by a dry and frosty winter, have fire authorities predicting the coming summer may be an extreme season for bushfires. The Rural Fire Service has been conducting hazard reduction burns in the area for the last two weeks in an attempt to
reduce the danger close to town. However, landowners are advised to look at their own fire plans and start preparing for what could be a firey summer. It could be the worst for 30 years, Fire Mitigation Officer Fred Nichols predicts.
Pictured: Burning off near the Canberra Gliding Club north of Bunyan. Inset: Cooma captain Tom Brown and deputy captain Craig Bryan in Centennial Park last Sunday offering advice on fire prevention, including fire alarms.
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