Update from Victorian authorities on the current fire situation and extreme heat forecast over the coming days. | VicEmergency
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Update from Victorian authorities on the current fire situation and extreme heat forecast over the coming days. | VicEmergency
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Hear from State Response Controller David Baker with an update on the current Victorian weather situation. Stay informed and monitor conditions on the VicEmergency app or at www.emergency.vic.gov.au. | VicEmergency
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Hear from State Response Controller David Baker with an update on the current Victorian weather situation. Stay informed and monitor conditions on the VicEmergency app or at www.emergency.vic.gov.au. | VicEmergency
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At 11:00am today, Thursday 8 January, we will provide an update on severe and extreme heatwave conditions and elevated fire danger across Victoria from today and tomorrow. Today's speakers: - Emergency Management Commissioner Tim Wiebusch - Acting Premier Ben Carroll - Minister for Emergency Services, Vicki Ward - CFA Chief Officer Jason Heffernan - FFMVic Chief Fire Officer Chris Hardman | VicEmergency
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At 11:00am today, Thursday 8 January, we will provide an update on severe and extreme heatwave conditions and elevated fire danger across Victoria from today and tomorrow. Today's speakers: - Emergency Management Commissioner Tim Wiebusch - Acting Premier Ben Carroll - Minister for Emergency Services, Vicki Ward - CFA Chief Officer Jason Heffernan - FFMVic Chief Fire Officer Chris Hardman | VicEmergency
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An update from Alistair Drayton, State Response Controller at the State Control Centre, on the current situation, risks, response and future forecast for Victoria. | VicEmergency
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An update from Alistair Drayton, State Response Controller at the State Control Centre, on the current situation, risks, response and future forecast for Victoria. | VicEmergency
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At 2:30 pm today, Wednesday 7 January, we will provide an update on severe and extreme heatwave conditions and elevated fire danger across Victoria from today through to Friday. Today's speakers are: - Minister for Emergency Services - The Hon. Vicki Ward - Emergency Management Commissioner Tim Wiebusch - Country Fire Authority Chief Officer Jason Heffernan - Forest Fire Management Victoria Chief Fire Officer Chris Hardman - Fire Rescue Victoria Deputy Commissioner Michael Morgan - Bureau of Met
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At 2:30 pm today, Wednesday 7 January, we will provide an update on severe and extreme heatwave conditions and elevated fire danger across Victoria from today through to Friday. Today's speakers are: - Minister for Emergency Services - The Hon. Vicki Ward - Emergency Management Commissioner Tim Wiebusch - Country Fire Authority Chief Officer Jason Heffernan - Forest Fire Management Victoria Chief Fire Officer Chris Hardman - Fire Rescue Victoria Deputy Commissioner Michael Morgan - Bureau of Met
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Watch and listen, we want everyone to stay safe 👀👂 Take note of warnings and information in your area at https://emergency.vic.gov.au/ and download the VicEmergency app. | VicEmergency
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Watch and listen, we want everyone to stay safe 👀👂 Take note of warnings and information in your area at https://emergency.vic.gov.au/ and download the VicEmergency app. | VicEmergency
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With parts of Victoria experiencing smoke from planned burns, David Sayce from Forest Fire Management Victoria provided an update on why planned burns are important. For more information or to sign up for notifications, visit http://www.vic.gov.au/plannedburns or call 1800 226 226. People experiencing symptoms that may be due to smoke exposure should seek medical advice or call NURSE-ON-CALL on 1300 60 60 24. | VicEmergency
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With parts of Victoria experiencing smoke from planned burns, David Sayce from Forest Fire Management Victoria provided an update on why planned burns are important. For more information or to sign up for notifications, visit http://www.vic.gov.au/plannedburns or call 1800 226 226. People experiencing symptoms that may be due to smoke exposure should seek medical advice or call NURSE-ON-CALL on 1300 60 60 24. | VicEmergency
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Residents in Whittlesea, Humevale, Kinglake West, Arthurs Creek, Doreen and Strathewen may see or hear helicopters working in and around their communities this week as part of Victoria’s night firebombing trial. Safety of all staff and crew working in and around these aircraft is our highest priority. Trial flights during the early evening and at night, are part of essential safety training. Keep up to date with emergency information by downloading the VicEmergency app, visiting http://emergency
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New encrypted radios have been deployed across Marine Search and Rescue units, allowing for faster, clearer and more secure communications. Rescuers can now also better communicate with other agencies such as Victoria Police. Check out the video below 👇 | VicEmergency
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Fire warnings are an integral tool in keeping Victorians safe once a fire has started. Know what they mean and when to act so you don't get caught out. bit.ly/FDRating | VicEmergency
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Victoria is facing a higher than average risk of rural grassfire this season, are you prepared? | VicEmergency
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The State Control Centre is gearing up for Victoria’s high risk weather season 🔥⛈️ Today, 350 staff from @cfavic @vicsesnews @deeca_vic @firerescuevictoria @victoriapolice @bureauofmeteorology and more came together for the annual pre-season briefing 📚 Our people are ready to manage any emergency. Are you? Head to the link in our bio to learn how to prepare for emergencies 🚨 📍 Wurundjeri Country | VicEmergency
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The VicEmergency app has now been downloaded over 5 million times! 🎉 A huge thank you to all Victorians and visitors who use the app to stay informed during emergencies. 👏 Haven’t downloaded it yet? Now’s the time! 📱 Download on the App Store or Google Play today. | VicEmergency
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Severe weather is expected across much of Central Victoria and Greater Melbourne tomorrow, Tuesday 24 February 2026. Victoria State Emergency Service Chief Officer Operations Alistair Drayton provides an update about the forecast heavy rain. 📌 Wurundjeri Country | VicEmergency
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There are a range of ways you can get info during an emergency situation. On high risk fire days, make sure to be checking updates regularly. | VicEmergency
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Today we’re celebrating the @midsummafestival alongside our emergency management colleagues at Alexandra Gardens. 💜🚑🚒🚓🚨 We’re here talking about the Australian Warning System, how to stay informed during emergencies, and most importantly, strengthening connections with the LGBTQIA community. 🌈🏳️‍🌈 #WePrideAsOne 💜 | VicEmergency
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Victoria’s volunteers help communities get back on their feet. They play an important role in recovery after the initial crisis has passed. From clearing debris, restoring access and safety and ensuring communities have what they need to recover, volunteers often remain long after an emergency. Learn more about volunteering in Victoria: https://www.emv.vic.gov.au/volunteer | VicEmergency
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When disaster strikes, Victoria's volunteers are there to help. Volunteers play a vital role in providing relief during an emergency. Learn more: https://www.emv.vic.gov.au/volunteer | VicEmergency
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Ballarat Incident Control Centre Update: 1:30pm, Tuesday 27 February 2024. In this video, Incident Controller Jarrod Hayse for the Bayindeen - Rocky Road fire, provides an update on the current fire situation and expected conditions tomorrow, Wednesday 28 February. To keep up to date with latest information please visit the VicEmergency website: https://www.emergency.vic.gov.au | VicEmergency
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Tomorrow will bring increased fire danger across north-western parts of Victoria. Fire Danger Ratings can change daily, so it's important to stay up to date. You can view the 4-day Fire Danger Rating forecast and see if there is a Total Fire Ban on the VicEmergency app. Check out the video below to learn how. For more information on Fire Danger Ratings and Total Fire Bans, visit https://www.cfa.vic.gov.au/. | VicEmergency
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Fire Danger Ratings help you understand how dangerous a fire would be if one started. Know the risk in your area - download the Vic Emergency app | VicEmergency
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VicEmergency on Instagram: "✈️ From a freezing Canadian winter to a scorching Aussie summer, last night we welcomed 74 Canadian firefighters to Victoria. These crews have been deployed to support local and interstate crews battle the Wonnangatta-Dargo fire. Thank you to our Canadian mates for sacrificing time away from home to help us fight these fires. And to your family and friends back home, thank you, we know your support helps makes cross-border partnerships like this possible. #WeWorkAsOne
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With temperatures rising over the next few days, stay informed with emergency information and warnings by downloading the VicEmergency app and creating watchzones for areas that are important to you. For more info on how to prepare for the summer season, visit http://emergency.vic.gov.au/prepare/… | VicEmergency
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There were some striking images posted to social media this evening from the fire near Wodonga. Great work by crews brought the fire back down to 'no threat' Advice level with nearby residents being asked to keep monitoring www.emergency.vic.gov.au | VicEmergency
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A very important message to all Victorian children from Emergency Management Commissioner Andrew Crisp! | VicEmergency
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We’re all enjoying this lovely time of year where the risk of fires and floods is reduced, however emergencies can be unpredictable. If an emergency is happening nearby and you need to be informed, VicEmergency will use different warning levels to describe the threat to you. Prepare by ensuring you have the VicEmergency app, understand the levels and know what you should do if they are issued for your area. To learn more about our warnings system, visit https://www.australianwarningsystem.com.au
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The biggest thank you to all of Victoria's emergency services personnel who have worked tirelessly with our other emergency management partners to help protect Victorian communities from unprecedented fire activity which has burnt through more than 1.2 million hectares across the state. It has been, and continues to be, a mammoth team effort and we thank everybody who has assisted in these fires for their efforts. #WeWorkAsOne | VicEmergency
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Last Thursday 14 cars and one caravan were hauled from Victoria's Surf Coast in a spectacular recovery mission. An unprecedented 180 millimetres of rain fell in just a few hours during a storm on Thursday 15 January. The cars were swept out to sea as a result of flash flooding along the Cumberland and Wye Rivers. The coordinated response was a partnership from the Black Hawk helicopter above and rescue crews in the water below. 📍Cumberland River, Eastern Maar Country | VicEmergency
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Join us for a media conference on the release of the AFAC Seasonal Bushfire Outlook for Autumn. The following people will speak on what it means for Victoria: -Deputy Emergency Management Commissioner, Brett Boatman -Acting Chief Officer, CFA, Alen Slijepcevic -Deputy Chief Fire Officer and Director Bushfire and Emergency, Fiona Dunstan -Deputy Commissioner Operations Central, South and East, FRV, Costa Katsikis -Chief Operations Officer SES, Alistair Drayton | VicEmergency
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2025 was a huge year for us here at VicEmergency. Many warnings have been issued for different events, from the Grampians fires that were burning at the start of the year, through to the recent surge of storms to bring the year to a close. 🔥🌩️ We have worked hand-in-hand with our emergency service agencies to help keep Victorian communities safe. 🤝👪 With this in mind, we have done a quick review of the past year to share with you all. We would like to thank our emergency service volunteers a
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