‘Catastrophic’ fires continue to savage Australia

Australia continues to battle “catastrophic” fires as the severe heatwave and bushfire crisis continues.

‘Catastrophic’ fires continue to savage Australia
Sat, 21 Dec, 2019 - 09:14
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Australia continues to battle “catastrophic” fires as the severe heatwave and bushfire crisis continues.

A person in South Australia was confirmed as the latest casualty on Saturday and 15 homes destroyed by a fire 25 miles from state capital Adelaide.

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