Western Australian farmer dies trying to protect property from fast-moving bushfire

The GuardianTuesday, December 2, 2025 at 9:57:19 AM
Western Australian farmer dies trying to protect property from fast-moving bushfire
  • Mark Mudie, a farmer in his 60s, tragically died while attempting to protect his property from a fast-moving bushfire near Ravensthorpe, approximately 500km south-east of Perth. He was using a front-end loader to create a fire break when his vehicle was engulfed in flames.
  • This incident highlights the severe risks faced by farmers and residents in bushfire-prone areas, emphasizing the dangers of wildfires and the urgent need for effective fire management strategies to protect lives and properties.
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