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Emergency! Bushfires are devastating the North East of Tasmania, and Australia is once again on the brink of a national bushfire emergency. People run for their lives as the bushfires ravage homes, farms, and businesses. Firefighters bravely battle the flames, and ambulance and health care workers attend to those caught in the chaos. The Tasmanian Government send out a call for help to the Tactical Action Squad - an elite team of teenagers dedicated to protecting the people, land, and environment within Tasmania. T.A.S. members - Jimmy, Froggy, Kempton and Louie - jump into action to save the region from becoming the next major Australian tragedy.

When are large bushfire occurs inJenna' home town. Her and town have a huge disaster on their hands.

Zahra has experienced fire before but never like this. She must survive Black Summer and hold onto her hope. For her family is crumbling and she's sure that her home will be next. NOTE: This book is only to be published on wattpad by me! The copyright is all rights reserved to me meaning that you are not to steal, edit or use my work in anyway. IT'S PLAGIARIZING IF YOU DO!!!! So do not take, alter or use my work. Thanks - Zenna

The handicap tweens --Jane, Peter and Paul go back to school after the Treeton tragedy that 'cursed' them with undesired super abilities. The Cursed-trio are split in their decision, as Peter wanted to exploit their new-found superpowers, for his 'own' personal fame and glory - while Jane and Paul would rather be anonymous and conceal their secret identities. Meanwhile, Piper --Jane's runaway dog got into a pickle with the law when the mutt left Perth City into the Outbacks. An eminent threat is coming in form of a supernatural devastating bushfire, created by the Dark forces of the Asmodeus, lurking near - would the Cursed-trio unite to work as one -- to put out the fire before it consumes their city?

Thirteen year old Emily Callaghan is stuck in the middle of nowhere after fleeing from a bushfire on a stolen dirt bike with her family friend Noah. They have no food. No water. No way to call for help. The only way to survive is to trust one another and rely on their instincts, until they make it to Hobart. But will they get that far?

A short story, about the aftermath of a disaster.

This is a poem I wrote about a bushfire that came through my suburb a few years back. I wrote is for a school assignment and also entered a poetry slam but I didn't place. you might see that this relates to my recent story: Up In Smoke

"You are my drug. I need you to keep me alive," she gasped, tugging him closer. "Too much of a drug can kill, you know," he warned, his blackened gaze mirroring her desire tenfold. "You're a risk I'm willing to take. After all, my own Alpha wouldn't kill me." His eyes gleamed with wicked pride. "Never underestimate me, Mara." ~~~ Her body belongs to her Alpha, her soul to her King, while her heart should be her mate's. But when he comes seeking her love, will she have anything left to give him? Mara is an ecological consultant, responsible for the health of her territory's environment and natural resources. But more importantly, she is her Alpha's lover, and as deadly bushfires rage across the continent, in his arms is the safest place to be. Alpha Lucas' territory is one of the last remaining refuges amongst the blackened terrain, but when a lowly Omega begins promising new life to those left wandering packless, Mara is forced to rethink her very definition of safety. Friends turn enemies, and soon she has to break every pack rule to survive. Will she find the cure her diseased mother needs, or will empty promises leave her soul broken? When her own life is threatened, will her true mate be able to look past the ugly scars she already bears? Can one man's sacrifice bring healing to a ravaged continent, and hope to a girl with nothing left? Book 4 in The Alphas' Territory Series

Luke Hemmings was a wild chap. He wasn't like the other kids, he favoured guitars over the popular Australian pipe, the didgerydoo, he preferred a light swim over to mako island or the great barrier reef than the usual teen hobbies of playing with Koalas in the outback. He didn't fear bush fires, bush fires feared him. He thought of the black widow as a close family friend. And he had a loyal and trustworthy pack of dingos to do his dirty work (aka his laundry). That was until he met fellow Australian, Sheila (no surname provided)

Digger is an Australian cattle dog -- a blue heeler-- who lives with his family in the Australian outback. He is dog-napped from the side of the road, and ends up with a cruel owner, who trains him to work in television. Digger escapes, and spends months trying to get back to his family in the Flinders Rangers, South Australia. He has many adventures on the way.

Tragedy of the Months, is the title of the collections of events that happened , The story based by months and random during the picking process for the events, for example it started by Sixth of June and could be First of January and so on. It's a collection of poetry mixed with stories and different kind of genres, hope you guys like it.

David is being David and it is driving Max INSANE. So he runs away into the bush to get away for a while, but gets lost... which is just peachy when an enormous bushfire decides to hunt the camp and Max down. Just when things couldn't go any further downhill, Max does, literally. Falling into a ditch just made things a whole lot worse. He wasn't sure how he'd get out of this one alive. WARNING: THIS FIC CONTAINS SLIGHT GORE AND A BIT OF SWEARING. COVER NOT MINE. ALL CREDIT TO ARTIST as I found this on Pinterest. PLEASE TELL ME ARTIST IF YOU KNOW!!!!!!

What happens when you open your eyes to see nothing but crimson flames surrounding your home? What do you feel when you run past burnt corpses of your beloved ones? "Fleeing from the flames" is written in such a way to allow the reader to literally imagine what the animals and wildlife felt when going through the recent bushfires, that must have been a vision depicting hell.

Why the world tastes like posioned apples...a slam poem about tthe world from a teenage girls perspective.

Australia is burning somewhere everyday. Now it's happening to my local area again. They are the worst in a decade and it's still only spring!

Saturday February 7th, 2009 is one of the darkest days in Victoria's history. It was the day that raging bushfires swept the Australian state, leaving destruction and loss in their paths. This is the fictional story of a 15 year old girl who had to face the inferno, all on her own.

This is a story dedicated to the black Saturday bush fires in kinglake west, it's only a short story. Enjoy.

The temperatures are apocalyptic and hell is coming. Join me on a tale of survival, heroes, and community. It's the 20th of December 2019, a mere 5 days before Christmas, and day 10 of this apocalyptic heat wave, with temperatures surpassing 43°C. Our water tank is only a third full, with this years rainfall only half what it usually is.

Australia is currently experiencing one of the largest natural disasters in history. This year fire season has brought about unprecendented destruction as wildfires have spread across every Australian state, burning up nearly 6 million hectares (15 million acres) of bush as of January 2020. But the devastation witnessed in the state of New South Wales is nearly unfathomable - 3.6 million hectares (8.8 million acres) have been lost, over 1,500 homes destroyed or damaged, and 24 people have been killed. Climate change does not cause bushfires, but it does make them worse. Australia is a land of bushfires but this season's bushfire catastrophe is not normal. Australia has been experiencing more frequent intense heatwaves and prolonged dry periods that have created tinder box conditions. Global heating is making droughts and fires hotter and more frequent as we have seen this season. "How much of our country has to burn, how many lives have to be lost, homes destroyed before we resolve as a nation to act on climate change? Now, We should take care of our mother nature and we must all do our bit to protect our world from climate disaster - failure to act will make extreme weather standard, with deadly consequences for people and nature.