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We’ve passed the worst of ‘high-risk season’, so it’s time to prepare for the next one, says SES chief

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Despite predictions of a hot and dry El Niño-type summer that didn’t eventuate, the Territory was battered by six severe storms during the high-risk weather season, which runs from October to March each year. Over that period, calls to the ACT State Emergency Service (SES) jumped 55 per cent and we’ve been urged to get […]

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We’ve passed the worst of ‘high-risk season’, so it’s time to prepare for the next one, says SES chief

Despite predictions of a hot and dry El Niño-type summer that didn’t eventuate, the Territory was battered by six severe storms during the high-risk weather season, which runs from October to March each year. Over that period, calls to the ACT State Emergency Service (SES) jumped 55 per cent and we’ve been urged to get […]

13 days ago·Deakin, Australia

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