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Scorched Fraser Island to reopen, as heat remains over emergency response

Scorched Fraser Island to reopen, as heat remains over emergency response We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Scorched Fraser Island to reopen, as heat remains over emergency response Normal text size Advertisement Fraser Island accommodation and campgrounds will reopen to tourists on Tuesday, two months and one day since a blaze started by an illegal campfire broke out. However, the heat remains on the state government and the fire service, which did not call in the state s large air tanker until more than a month after the blaze broke out. A review is under way into the delayed response to the bushfire, which scorched more than 85,000 hectares of scrub on the island – more than half of the island s total land mass.

K gari-Fraser Island to reopen as weekend rain contains bushfire that has burned since October

K gari-Fraser Island to reopen as weekend rain contains bushfire that has burned since October MonMonday 14 updated TueTuesday 15 Jack Worcester and his daughter Maggie are ecstatic the island will reopen to visitors. ( Print text only Cancel Bushfire-ravaged K gari-Fraser Island will reopen to the public tomorrow after much-needed rain helped firefighters contain a blaze that had been burning since mid-October. Key points: The eastern beach, townships and beach camping areas south of Poyungan Rocks will reopen tomorrow Tourism operators are thrilled with the news as they ready for the return of visitors across the holiday period QPWS is advising tourists to follow the rules and stay safe while visiting the island

South-east Queensland hit by heavy rain overnight with BOM forecasting more extreme weather

South-east Queensland hit by heavy rain overnight with BOM forecasting more extreme weather Posted SunSunday 13 updated MonMonday 14 DecDecember 2020 at 2:00pm Space to play or pause, M to mute, left and right arrows to seek, up and down arrows for volume. Watch 1 Share Print text only Cancel Abnormally high tides and dangerous surf conditions are set to continue battering Queensland beaches after damaging wind gusts and widespread heavy rainfall hit much of the south-east. Key points: Abnormally high tides will continue to batter exposed Queensland beaches tomorrow Fraser Island is set to reopen to the public on Tuesday after rains helped to contain the bushfire

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