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Seville Grove - Champion Lakes bushfire
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Armadale Detectives with the assistance of Strike Force Vulcan officers, have charged a 15-year-old boy after two bushfires in the Armadale District on Wednesday 3 January 2024.
It will be alleged about 3.10pm, the boy set fire to dry leaf material in bushland on the corner of Lake Road and Catalonia Street in Seville Grove, resulting in a large-scale out of control bushfire. -
Piara Waters bushfire: Firefighters contain the blaze which engulfed playground
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Firefighters have managed to contain a blaze which engulfed a playground in flames and prompted residents to flee the area in Perth’s eastern suburbs.
The major bushfire broke out in Piara Waters about 3.50pm in what has been a massive day for bushfires across the Perth and Peel regions.
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Piara Waters bushfire: Oil rig firefighters praised for springing to action
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Got 15 Minutes to Burn?
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Western Australians are being urged to use their time wisely and spare 15 minutes to create a bushfire plan as we enter another unpredictable southern bushfire season.
The Department of Fire and Emergency Services (DFES) new bushfire safety campaign ‘Got 15 Minutes to Burn?’ has started and is designed to challenge the perceived barriers to making a bushfire plan – that it is too difficult and too time consuming.
