Planning for a hot time.

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Packham, David

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TextLanguage: ENG Publication details: FEB 1984Description: 5p., illSubject(s):

Subject: An abridged transcript of an address given at the 1983 Insurance Institute of Victoria Regional Conference, Bendigo. Packham addresses the issues of life and property loss in fires he has experienced and the need for bushfire preparedness. He believes that bushfires can be survived and managed, given the appropriate control and planning measures.

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Reprinted from Australian Insurance Institute Journal; February 1984; pp29-32

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An abridged transcript of an address given at the 1983 Insurance Institute of Victoria Regional Conference, Bendigo. Packham addresses the issues of life and property loss in fires he has experienced and the need for bushfire preparedness. He believes that bushfires can be survived and managed, given the appropriate control and planning measures.

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