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Rains 'Breaking The Back' Of Australia Bushfire Crisis
Heavy rain was raising hopes Friday for an end to Australia's unprecedented bushfire crisis, as downpours douse blazes that have burned out of control for months.
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Australia To Lose Billions As Tourists Cancel Trips Amid Bushfire Crisis
Australia will lose billions of dollars in tourism revenue as international visitors cancel trips in droves due to bushfires raging across the country, an industry body forecast Friday.
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Rainfall Brings Respite To Australia Bushfires
Heavy rain fell across parts of fire-ravaged eastern Australia on Thursday and more wet weather was forecast, giving some relief following months of catastrophic blazes fuelled by climate change.
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Australia Fire: Facebook Steps Up Its Relief Efforts for Australia Bushfires
Facebook has announced to match up to $1 million (Australian dollars) in donations made to non-profit organisation GlobalGiving and donating $250,000 to the Australian Red Cross towards bushfires relief efforts.
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Search Dog Taylor A Bushfire-Hit Koala's Best Friend
Taylor, a 4-year-old English springer spaniel, has been among the hard working rescuers during Australia's bushfire crisis.
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Australia Could List Koalas As "Endangered" Amid Bushfire Crisis
The Australian government has said it could declare Koalas as an "endangered" species after their population suffered "extraordinary hit" in the bushfire crisis, which destroyed 30 per cent of their habitat across the country.
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Teens Fill Car With Koalas To Rescue Them From Australia Bushfires
More than 25,000 koalas are believed to have died in the devastating bushfire crisis of Australia. In the midst of this, a video of two teenagers driving around to rescue stressed out koalas has gladdened hearts on social media.
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Heartbreaking Pics Capture Devastation Caused By Australia Bushfires
A number of heartbreaking images have emerged from the Australia bushfire crisis that capture the true scale of devastation it has wrought.
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Australia PM Scott Morrison Cancels India Visit Amid Bushfire Crisis
Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison has cancelled official trips to India and Japan that were scheduled for the second half of January as he battles a bushfire emergency at home.
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"You're An Idiot": Australia PM Heckled By Angry Bushfire Victims
Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison faced enraged hecklers and an angry firefighter in a town ravaged by bushfires, piling pressure on the leader amid an unprecedented crisis that has killed at least 18 people.
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Australia PM "Inclined" To Cancel His Visit To India Amid Bushfire Crisis
Australia Prime Minister Scott Morrison on Friday said he was inclined to cancel an official trip to India planned for this month in order to deal with a bushfire crisis ravaging parts of his country.
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Bushfires Reach Melbourne As Heatwave Fans Australia Blazes
Around 100,000 people were urged to flee five Melbourne suburbs on Monday evening as Australia's spiralling bushfire crisis killed a volunteer firefighter battling a separate blaze in the countryside.
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Rains 'Breaking The Back' Of Australia Bushfire Crisis
Heavy rain was raising hopes Friday for an end to Australia's unprecedented bushfire crisis, as downpours douse blazes that have burned out of control for months.
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Australia To Lose Billions As Tourists Cancel Trips Amid Bushfire Crisis
Australia will lose billions of dollars in tourism revenue as international visitors cancel trips in droves due to bushfires raging across the country, an industry body forecast Friday.
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Rainfall Brings Respite To Australia Bushfires
Heavy rain fell across parts of fire-ravaged eastern Australia on Thursday and more wet weather was forecast, giving some relief following months of catastrophic blazes fuelled by climate change.
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Australia Fire: Facebook Steps Up Its Relief Efforts for Australia Bushfires
Facebook has announced to match up to $1 million (Australian dollars) in donations made to non-profit organisation GlobalGiving and donating $250,000 to the Australian Red Cross towards bushfires relief efforts.
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Search Dog Taylor A Bushfire-Hit Koala's Best Friend
Taylor, a 4-year-old English springer spaniel, has been among the hard working rescuers during Australia's bushfire crisis.
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Australia Could List Koalas As "Endangered" Amid Bushfire Crisis
The Australian government has said it could declare Koalas as an "endangered" species after their population suffered "extraordinary hit" in the bushfire crisis, which destroyed 30 per cent of their habitat across the country.
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Teens Fill Car With Koalas To Rescue Them From Australia Bushfires
More than 25,000 koalas are believed to have died in the devastating bushfire crisis of Australia. In the midst of this, a video of two teenagers driving around to rescue stressed out koalas has gladdened hearts on social media.
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Heartbreaking Pics Capture Devastation Caused By Australia Bushfires
A number of heartbreaking images have emerged from the Australia bushfire crisis that capture the true scale of devastation it has wrought.
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Australia PM Scott Morrison Cancels India Visit Amid Bushfire Crisis
Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison has cancelled official trips to India and Japan that were scheduled for the second half of January as he battles a bushfire emergency at home.
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"You're An Idiot": Australia PM Heckled By Angry Bushfire Victims
Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison faced enraged hecklers and an angry firefighter in a town ravaged by bushfires, piling pressure on the leader amid an unprecedented crisis that has killed at least 18 people.
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Australia PM "Inclined" To Cancel His Visit To India Amid Bushfire Crisis
Australia Prime Minister Scott Morrison on Friday said he was inclined to cancel an official trip to India planned for this month in order to deal with a bushfire crisis ravaging parts of his country.
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Bushfires Reach Melbourne As Heatwave Fans Australia Blazes
Around 100,000 people were urged to flee five Melbourne suburbs on Monday evening as Australia's spiralling bushfire crisis killed a volunteer firefighter battling a separate blaze in the countryside.
