An annual event for industry professionals working in bushfire-prone areas. The 2024 Conference is on 11- 13 September 2024, as an in-person only conference.
Fairmont Resort Blue Mountains
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Learning lessons from America on wildfires to make your home safer bluemountainsgazette.com.au/… via @bmgazette
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Looking forward to presenting at the Australian Bushfire Building Conference in the beautiful Blue Mountains @bnhcrc bushfireconference.com.au
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Insightful panel discussion bringing day 1 of #bushfirebuildingconf to a close, clear need to engage and incentivise homeowners to protect our properties at scale required for #ClimateChange adaptation in face of #climatedenial @DraMalaMujer @BushfireConf
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Colin Wood says using bollards, paint or other physical means to demonstrate the location of the APZ extent within subdivisions drastically reduces the extent of veg creep over time within subdivisions - this is a great idea!!! @BushfireConf @ShoalhavenCC
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Colin Wood from Shoalhaven City Council discussing the importance of good subdivision urban design to collective bushfire risk protection @BushfireConf
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We're at the Australian Bushfire Building Conference, an annual conference bringing together industry professionals with a focus on building in bushfire-prone areas. Come and have a chat with one of our approachable experts! #bushfirebuildingconf #bushfirerisk #bushfireprotection
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Kate Cotter & John Mealia- when evacuation is not possible buildings offer shelter to protect life. People need to increase the resilience of their homes as their life my depend on it @BBCAORG @BushfireConf
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House to house ignition - planning & building regs do not address neighbouring property as a fuel source. Separation <10m requires mitigation measures at property & community level. @BushfireConf #bushfirebuildingconf @BBCAORG
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Pyroconvective fire behaviour is not adequately dealt with by AS3959. A huge amount of energy released with firestorm winds generated of 35-60 + km/hr. 80-85% house loss occurs within 100m from bushland-urban interface Yaping He @westernsydneyu @BushfireConf @BBCAORG
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We need to talk to & listen to communities-must better value their input & revise a sometimes paternalistic attitude! @_lauragannon_ @BBCAORG @BushfireConf #bushfirebuildingconf
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Uncertainty re fire ignition can lead to complacency in policy development. Need to consider risk, not only hazard. @_lauragannon_ @BBCAORG @BushfireConf #bushfirebuildingconf
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Urban people may be divorced from their landscapes and rely on urban services @_lauragannon_ @BBCAORG #bushfirebuildingconf @BushfireConf
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Lots of motivating discussion at the 2019 @BushfireConf regarding the need for a national framework to plan for safer communities. Proud to be part of the event!
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Looking sharp team, for Day 2 of the @BushfireConf!
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What does the Sendai Framework require us to achieve in terms of strategic approaches to disaster risk reduction - @catryland79 steps out the need for change @BushfireConf
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How do we shape Australia’s future in a bushfire resilient manner? @catryland79 sets the scene for how we need to accommodate population growth having regard to bushfire risk
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Brilliant discussions so far at the #bushfirebuildingconf about land use planning and building reg’s, mapping fire behaviour, drought and climate, impacts on life and structures @BushfireConf @DraMalaMujer @justin_bushfire @rachelwestcott @NSWRFS
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Justin Leonard discusses the challenges between planning policy and building policy, we have a fragmented system which isn’t properly synchronised @BushfireConf
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Fires of the future - the case for strategic land use planning @BushfireConf @DraMalaMujer
