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How houses are destroyed by bushfires

How to harden an existing house

Getting your insurance right

Understanding rebuilding

Make better decisions about bushfire risk in our changing climate

Reduce your house and property risk

Get water ready: tanks, pumps and sprinklers

Your physical and emotional preparation

Triggers to take action

Your sheltering options

Horses and bushfire – what do we know?

Your vegetation – what you need to know

Your last resort options

Why get kids involved in the family bushfire plan

Understand your bushfire risk

Pets and bushfires – what do we know?

Getting ready for an El Niño summer

Reducing risks for people and houses

Grass fire and bushfire behavior

Safety actions for the fire season

Know about insurance for bushfire, storm or flood events - avoiding the pitfalls

Insurance and financial challenges after bushfire, storm or flood - when things go wrong

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Know your surroundings

Vegetation issues

Bushfire behaviour

House performance

Decking systems

Building elements

Sprinkler systems

Kids and bushfire plans

Black Saturday 2009 Horses

Black Saturday 2009 Residents

How houses are destroyed

How houses are destroyed

Taking action to become safer

Building elements

Risks near your house

Horses are part of the family and they need a plan. And its complex with many issues to consider.

You can learn a lot by watching interviews with horse owners impacted on Black Saturday 2009

Black Saturday 2009 Horses

Simon Bray, equine veterinarian

Kathy Brown, horse owner

Tim Calkin, equestrian

Sue Leslie, equestrian

Andrew McLean, horseman, educator

Jonna McLean, equestrian

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