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Stories from the disaster front: the people hit hard by flood and fire

  • The fire described on the day of Julie's death spread seven kilometers north in three hours, taking an 'extreme and abnormal' run.
  • Kim has not rebuilt her house three years after the bushfires and lives in a caravan.
  • Mr. Creamer emphasized the need to raise awareness about climate change's links to extreme weather events.
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Stories from the disaster front: the people hit hard by flood and fire

Explore the devastating impact of climate-driven disasters on Australian families and communities. How climate change intensifies tragedy.

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dungogchronicle.com.au broke the news in on Sunday, August 3, 2025.
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