Grampians bushfire destroys three homes as damage assessments continue

theage.com.au

A large bushfire in Grampians National Park has destroyed three homes and nearly a dozen outbuildings. Authorities expect the number of property losses to rise as assessments continue. The fire has burned over 75,000 hectares and has a perimeter of more than 380 kilometers. Cooler weather has allowed emergency crews to begin impact assessments. The blaze is likely to continue into the new year due to dry conditions and challenging terrain. Further assessments are ongoing to determine the full extent of the damage.


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