Control Line Consulting in Windsor, New South Wales | Consultation agency

Control Line Consulting

Locality: Windsor, New South Wales

Phone: +61 408 755 344

Address: Cnr of Dight and George St 2756 Windsor, NSW, Australia

Website: http://www.controllineconsulting.com.au/

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23.01.2022 In parts of Australia, the bushfire season has already begun.

21.01.2022 Ever wondered how fast a grass fire can move? With the @Bureau of Meteorology predicting a warm and wet spring there is likely to be good grass and crop growth across NSW. With this growth will come the increased risk of grass fires. Maintain your property, be prepared and have a plan.

18.01.2022 Can my next house be sustainable, stylish and bush fire compliant? Choosing to build or renovate a house is a big decision. It can be overwhelming. Even more so... if you plan to build on bush fire prone land. You want your home to be sustainable, stylish, and comfortable. But most importantly, you want your family to be safe. Is it possible to have it all? Join me Damir Jurkovic who has just finished building his own house in BAL flame zone, Craig Burley who has over 30 years experience in bushfire consulting and me Cory Webb who loves educating people about sustainability and bushfire compliant building design at our webinar on July 16th. To register follow this link:

12.01.2022 Are you prepared for #bushfire? Although the 2020/21 fire season will be driven by vastly different climate drivers than the previous two fire seasons, now is t...ime to ensure you’re prepared. Tidy up around the home, make a bushfire plan (and involve your kids in the process) and don't forget about backup plans and what you'll do with your pets and other animals. Our #bushfireoutlook shows fire risk through to November - fires are a regular occurrence in Australia, and areas designated as normal fire potential may still see fires. https://bit.ly/3lpl1Dd Queensland Fire and Emergency Services - QFES| NSW Rural Fire Service| Bushfires NT| Northern Territory Police, Fire and Emergency Services| SA Country Fire Service| CFA (Country Fire Authority)| Forest Fire Management Victoria| Vic Emergency| Tasmania Fire Service| ACT Emergency Services Agency| Department of Fire and Emergency Services WA| Parks and Wildlife Service, Western Australia| Bureau of Meteorology| AFAC News| ABC Emergency

12.01.2022 We welcome today’s announcement from the Australian Government to continue funding #naturalhazards research in Australia by investing $88.1 million over the nex...t 10 years. According to the Government the funding will support the transition of the current Bushfire and Natural Hazards Cooperative Research Centre to a new, world-class research centre for natural hazard resilience and disaster risk reduction. Importantly, we will receive $2 million to immediately investigate key issues from the 2019/20 bushfire season. https://bit.ly/3jx7nNy

11.01.2022 Featured in the latest Fire Australia mag is a great article by Daniel May (The Australian National University) about the history and politicisation of #prescribedburning in Royal Commissions. Read the full article here: https://bit.ly/37JmFZZ AFAC News | FPA Australia

08.01.2022 Dormant ‘zombie fires’ are burning in the Arctic. The so-called "zombie fires", which are remnants of record blazes seen last year, may be reemerging due to an unusually warm and dry spring.

07.01.2022 Firefighters are completing a number of hazard reduction burns across the state today. This includes a number around the Sydney area. A southerly change is curr...ently moving up the coast which will help clear most of the smoke from the Sydney area. Further burns are programmed later this week, however forecast showers may result in some burns being postponed. Photo: Kurrajong Hills HR See more

03.01.2022 PILE BURNING? KNOW THE RULES! If you are planning on burning in the Hawkesbury, you need to be aware of the Open Burning Policy and notify Council of your inten...tion to pile burn via this link https://www.hawkesbury.nsw.gov.au/media/forms/open-burning Note that on-the-spot fines of $500 for an individual and $1000 for a corporation may be issued under the Protection of the Environment Operations Act for the following offences: Burning otherwise than to prevent/ minimise air pollution Burn a prohibited article (e.g waste, treated timber, tyres etc) Burn without an approval or not in accordance with an approval In the event of a prosecution, the maximum penalty is $5,500 for an individual and $11,000 for a corporation. Heavy fines may also be issued by the NSW Rural Fire Service. Follow this link to view the Standards for Pile Burning booklet www.rfs.nsw.gov.au//0/13323/Standards-for-Pile-Burning.pdf

02.01.2022 This is great and welcome news. Providing certainty for the continuance of much needed disaster research, learning & knowledge to assist with building resilien...ce into the future. Looking forward to seeing how the new centre is established. Resilience NSW Bushfire and Natural Hazards CRC Australasian Fire and Emergency Service Authorities Council Afac NSW Rural Fire Service NSW SES Fire and Rescue NSW David Littleproud Karen Andrews MP

02.01.2022 There will be three total fire bans in place for Monday 25 January for the Northern, Southern and Eastern Riverina. Very hot, dry and windy conditions are forecast. If your are camping in these areas it's important to ensure that your camp fire is extinguished before midnight.

01.01.2022 Severe fire danger is forecast for Lower Central West Plains, Eastern Riverina, Southern Riverina and Northern Riverina tomorrow Saturday 28 November. A total fire ban will be in force for these areas from midnight tonight. Check and review your bush fire survival plan.

01.01.2022 Hi everyone, we are providing support and advice to Hawkesbury residents whose properties were affected by the recent bushfires. We can provide advice on post-f...ire land management (weeds, soil) and conservation. We will be visiting properties, running workshops on topics of interest and building networks for long-term wildlife recovery and bushland management. If you are interested or would like support, please register by messaging us or contacting Katherine the Local Landcare Coordinator on 4574 9601 or email [email protected] . See more information in the comments . Please share this post around. Thank you to Hawkesbury River County Council who has offered to weed inspections and support this and to Hawkesbury City Council.