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- Fire bans and restrictions In Queensland, the use of fire can be restricted by imposing either a Local Fire Ban or a State of Fire Emergency. When predicted conditions and weather forecasts indicate that fires may be difficult to control and pose danger to communities, the Commissioner of the Queensland Fire Department or…
- Water Additives Use of Water Additives in Controlling Bushfire - Information Guide “Water Additives” is the term given to different supplements that can be combined with water when fighting fires. This additive and water solution is then either applied to a bushfire to slow the spread and intensity of the fire or applied to vegetation or…
- Fire Would you survive a fire in your home? A house fire can move fast and fill a house with toxic smoke, so having working smoke alarms and a well-practised fire escape plan will save lives. Make a fire escape plan…
- Bushfire Ed The Queensland Bushfire Ed program is designed for teachers working with students in years 5 and 6 in Queensland schools.The program aims to assist students develop an understanding of the dangers of bushfires, their causes and effects, and to promote student awareness of bushfire safety.Years 5 and 6 Teacher Resources (PDF…
- Current warnings and incidents To report all fires, call Triple Zero (000)Note: The information displayed on the Incidents map is extracted from the Queensland Fire Department’s Computer Aided Dispatch (CAD) database. It is not "real time" information but is provided as a general indication of current activity. The symbols represent…
- Outdoor fire safety Every year we respond to fires that threaten people, property and the environment. Some of these fires escape from smaller fires that are part of permitted activities and some are caused by irresponsible behaviour.If people are careful with fire, the loss and damage can be greatly reduced.The information will help…