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Deep Creek declared ‘safe’ 22 days after igniting

Countless trees and plants, including the iconic southern grass trees (Xanthorrehoea Australis), in Deep Creek National Park were burnt. (Dani Brown: 534805_03)
Dani Brown

The bushfire at Deep Creek was officially declared 'safe' on Monday, February 23 - 22 days since it first broke […]

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