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AFAC Knowledge Web > Research and Reports > Community Safety > Hard to Reach Groups > Understanding Communities Living with Bushfire: The Thuringowa case study

Title:: Understanding Communities Living with Bushfire: The Thuringowa case study
Date:: November 2006
Organisations: BCRC
Authors:: Fire Note 9 - Living with bushfire: a community case study.

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The Thuringowa case study is one of the first in a series of community case studies to be undertaken in bushfire prone areas around Australia. The studies will provide fundamental information in the development of a framework for fire service providers to better understand fire issues in their community.

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