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Tim Dornin

Wet winter points to lower bushfires risk

The risk of bushfires in spring has been lowered after higher winter rains reduced fuel loads. (Jono Searle/AAP PHOTOS) (AAP)

Above-average winter rainfall will cut the spring bushfire risk across eastern parts of Victoria and NSW and in the ACT, but authorities have warned against complacency as the danger season approaches.

AFAC, the national council for fire and emergency services, says the risk is varied across the rest of the country with parts of Western Australia and central Australia showing above-average fire potential.

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