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July 22, 2026

Happy Landowner

New and existing landowners recently took part in a planned burn workshop at Triabunna. Which also included a training burn, but as we keep preaching “only burn in safe conditions” meant the burn was postponed by a day to be within safe prescriptions. Not forgetting they rang and registered the burn with FireComm 👍 Red Hot…
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October 16, 2025

LIGHTING THE WAY: How one email helped a landowner take control of bushfire risk

For Northern Tasmanian property owner Dee Mills, the idea of using fuel reduction burns to manage bushfire risk had long been overshadowed by uncertainty, fear, and indecision. That changed with a single email – an invitation to a workshop run by the Red Hot Tips program. “I was standing at a gate in the bush when I…
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May 22, 2025

Flinders Island Success For Local Landowners!

Red Hot Tips has been fortunate enough to assist some Flinders Island landowners this past week, with multiple training burns being completed. This has been a great example of how much time and effort goes into good planning and fuel reduction burning to ensure that it both meets your objectives but most importantly is carried…
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