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Bendigo Fire Aftermath

Valjean

Veteran Member
Premium Member
That's terrible, Kadz. What's being done to help those who lost their homes?

You guys seem to be having a helluva Summer. The Australian fires have been all over the news here. I hope things improve soon.
 

Quagmire

Imaginary talking monkey
Staff member
Premium Member
That's a lot of damage Kadz. Are the fires still going on?
 

9-10ths_Penguin

1/10 Subway Stalinist
Premium Member
I'm sorry to hear about what happened. I'm glad you're okay and I'm glad you're there to help. Stay safe.
 

Buttercup

Veteran Member
I have a close online friend who lives in Wodonga....he's shown me how smokey it is from that far away. Scary!

Be careful!
 

kadzbiz

..........................
That's terrible, Kadz. What's being done to help those who lost their homes? ....................

There is much being done for victims. Many millions have already been raised and the govt will be delivering a hefty sum soon. I donated $500 last night to the cause (Australian Red Cross)

That's a lot of damage Kadz. Are the fires still going on?

Yes, there are still plenty of fires, big fires, with many towns on high alert.
 

kiwimac

Brother Napalm of God's Love
From today's news in New Zealand:

Cooler conditions in Victoria are helping firefighters to widen fire barrier lines around bush fires but high winds are still causing problems.

The official death toll stands at 181 and more than 900 homes have been destroyed.

Four thousand firefighters are battling 33 bush fires, 23 of which are out of control. A southerly wind is continuing to fuel the flames as they make their way through tinder dry vegetation.

Victorian state premier John Brumby is warning that up to 50 bodies are burned beyond recognition and may never be identified.

Authorities believe they are getting closer to identifying some of the arsonists believed to have been responsible for lighting several of the fires.

Australia's cricketers are making a flying visit to fire-stricken areas. Rather than go straight from Adelaide to Brisbane to prepare for the series decider against New Zealand, the team will fly into Melbourne and then on to Whittlesea, one of the towns most affected by the disaster. Last night's one day international against New Zealand in Adelaide raised $7.5 million for the bush fire victims.

Further up the coast, Queensland is sodden after flooding and more heavy rain is expected in the next few days.
 
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