Bushfires in Australia
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Search complete. 3 mentions across 3 episodes found for "Bushfires in Australia".
Oct 14, 2026
The apocalyptic El Niño we didn't see coming
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17:00Matt BevanHOST
By August, things were getting weird.
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17:02Matt BevanHOST
Bushfires started in Victoria much earlier in the year than usual.
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17:07speaker_12SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Swirling wind which fanned the flames along the gullies hampered the firemen.
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17:11speaker_12SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Most of the men were surprised to be called into duty this early in the season.
REPORT: British colonisation to BLAME for Australia’s bushfire crisis
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5:03David BowmanGUEST
We do carry those sorts of exposures in many landscapes, and the insurance industry understands that.
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5:11David BowmanGUEST
So we are looking for solutions, and this work is a really good example of understanding the past and trying to apply those understandings to the future but I completely agree it's got to be done sympathetically responsibly not with blaming um that's all from my point of view that's not really going to help we've got to focus on the things that we share in common and and that's really unifying and I think most Australians get Bushfire risk.
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5:48David BowmanGUEST
Most Australians get the fact that Aboriginal people were very skilful in managing country.
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5:56David BowmanGUEST
And there's this great opportunity to do something really interesting and to work with Aboriginal communities to walk together and find ways to make a lot of communities safer.
REPORT: British colonisation to BLAME for Australia’s bushfire crisis
D
5:03David BowmanGUEST
We do carry those sorts of exposures in many landscapes, and the insurance industry understands that.
D
5:11David BowmanGUEST
So we are looking for solutions, and this work is a really good example of understanding the past and trying to apply those understandings to the future but I completely agree it's got to be done sympathetically responsibly not with blaming um that's all from my point of view that's not really going to help we've got to focus on the things that we share in common and and that's really unifying and I think most Australians get Bushfire risk.
D
5:48David BowmanGUEST
Most Australians get the fact that Aboriginal people were very skilful in managing country.
D
5:56David BowmanGUEST
And there's this great opportunity to do something really interesting and to work with Aboriginal communities to walk together and find ways to make a lot of communities safer.