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The rules around fire bans change depending where you live. Here's a quick guide to cooking fires, barbecues and using power tools when there's fire weather.

Tsunamis that threaten to inundate land aren't common in Australia, but you should know what to do if a tsunami alert is issued, particularly if you live near the water.

Seven safe things you should do to protect yourself in the immediate aftermath of an earthquake.

Having a plan before the storm arrives will keep you safe and help avoid damage to your home and property.

If there's a bushfire warning for your area, follow your bushfire survival plan. Remember, it's always safest to leave early.

Stay informed in an emergency. Set the local ABC radio station in your car, on ABC listen and on your battery-powered radio.

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