Fire crews battled the blaze in an Okinja Road, Alexandra Headland house on Wednesday night. He said when they arrived on scene all occupants had evacuated the home and the upstairs was well involved . Crews managed to get it under control within half an hour, Mr Walker said. Crews did an excellent job to prevent the fire spreading to the rear and downstairs of the building. He said fire investigators were continuing to probe the blaze.
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WEATHER REPORT AND TIDES
Todayâs weather will be fine and mostly sunny without a drop of rain in sight. Light winds are expected and blue skies are predicted to remain until Saturday. Maleny will reach a top of 25C today while the rest of the region hits a maximum of 27C.
Low tide was at 3.56am at 0.4m and high tide will reach 1.78m at 10.22am. The next low tide is scheduled for 0.44m at 4.43pm and high tide will be at 10.01pm at 1.5m.
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There will be no legal requirement to wear masks indoors â including grocery shopping, on public transport or in restaurants and pubs when not seated.
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