Fire Risk

Select your Local Government area below to see if there is a current fire ban or restriction, incident or to locate your Neighbourhood Safer Places.

Subscribing to feeds

Feeds, also known as “RSS feeds”, “XML feeds” or “news feeds”, can help you to keep up-to-date with information from the Queensland Fire and Emergency Services websites. Feeds can be viewed using some browsers or by using a feed reader (also known as feed aggregator) software.

Current Fire Ban RSS Feed
Fire Incident RSS feed
(The Fire Incident feed is a text based version of the Current Bushfire Map)
Neighbourhood Safer Place updates RSS Feed

News & Bushfire Warnings

Revocation of State of Fire Emergency

QFES live news stream

News Archive

Important Information

Revocation of State of Fire Emergency

Use of NBN during emergency events

Did you know you can book an information session from a Volunteer Community Educator?

Do you know if there is a Neighbourhood Safer Place near you? Find out more.

Throwing lit cigarette butts from vehicles is dangerous. Cigarettes can start bush and grass fires, and place lives at risk. It's also bad for the environment.
There are heavy penalties for people caught throwing lit cigarette butts from vehicles, especially during the times of increased fire danger. You can do your bit by reporting them. Find out how here.