The NSW Government hosted a Hazard Reduction Roundtable for the state last Friday, to prepare for predicted above-average temperatures and below average rainfall for this summer which could mean increased fire activity through spring and into 2026-2027 bush fire season.
Bush Fire committee representatives and stakeholders, including NSW Rural Fire Service, Fire & Rescue NSW, NSW National Parks & Wildlife Service, Forestry Corporation of NSW, Crown Lands and the Department of Climate Change, Energy, Environment and Water all came together to strengthen co-ordination between these agencies and land managers…