Report on the national forum to reduce deliberate bushfires in Australia, 25 March 2009 [electronic resource] / Australian Government, Attorney-General's Department.

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Subject: This forum, the first of its kind, brought a range of experts together in a national effort to reduce the number of deliberately lit bushfires. The aim was to look at examples of bushfire arson prevention initiatives from around the country, and identify national priorities for action.

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This forum, the first of its kind, brought a range of experts together in a national effort to reduce the number of deliberately lit bushfires. The aim was to look at examples of bushfire arson prevention initiatives from around the country, and identify national priorities for action.

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