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As fire season looms, not everyone gets the message. A new project aims to change that

Published 4 November 2024, 1:15 am
High temperatures and strong winds are forecast this week, and bushfire authorities are on alert. Alongside the rising threat, there are fears that multicultural communities are missing out on vital emergency warnings but a new system aims to change that.
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