The unprecedented bushfire crisis that struck Australia during the 2019-2020 summer sparked numerous controversies and its abnormality revealed underlying major issues with bush management and Australia’s part in contributing to global warming. The nationwide disaster inflamed by years of drought, drier fuel, unusually high temperatures and severe winds, was the worst in world history. As the population is faced with devastating losses, a number of questions arise: Could more hazard prevention methods have been implemented in order to reduce the severity of natural disasters? If so, would these have been effective? Could it have been beneficial to reintroduce traditional fire management techniques stemming from Aboriginal cultures? By adopting these practices, could future generations look forward to an Australia of regenerated wildlife and healthy landscapes? Experts in politics, ecology and land management stress the importance of adjusting to the new reality of extreme weather conditions and most importantly adopting methods to reduce global warming. Can our past save our future?

Inferno Without Borders

Can we use our past to save our future? Inferno Without Borders explores the potential for ancient wisdom to help fight against bushfires in the era of the climate crisis.

A COMMUNITY UNDER FIREA Community Under Fire highlights the small country town of Braidwood, New South Wales, in the face of devastating forest fires. As the townspeople rallies together to fight the fires and rise from the ashes, a story emerges of a community who stand courageous and united.

A Community Under Fire

A Community Under Fire highlights the small country town of Braidwood, New South Wales, in the face of devastating forest fires. As the townspeople rallies together to fight the fires and rise from the ashes, a story emerges of a community who stand courageous and united.

Neville wants us to Heal Country. How? Self educate + seek Indigenous wisdom. To Neville, a reconciled Australia is one where we can find opportunities to walk together.&nbsp;

Neville Jetta says HEAL COUNTRY - The New Joneses

Proud Noongar Man, AFL defender, Melbourne Football Club shares his vision for the future. Part of The New Joneses Roadtrip 2021

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