EUREKA STREET (February 12, 2009)

• Putting the Flame to Blame

THE AGE (February 9, 2009)

• Our Darkest Day
• The trail of destruction.... and the outlook
• No warning, then no chance on the road 
• House alight, boy told to run for his life
• Blackened town left nearly deserted
  
• Spirited horse helps farmer survive worst
• Young 'legend' rescues his terrified family and neighbours
• Fire had a mind of its own, like a beast
• Hospitals under stress but coping

THE AGE (February 10, 2009)

• Stay-and-defend policy under review
• Kinglake a community devastated by loss
• The minnow force that took on a monster 
• Skyline road's panorama of obliteration
  
• Recovery team enters scorched landscape
• Tales of survival, near misses, loss and grief
  
• Victims fighting for their lives in burns unit

THE SYDNEY MORNING HERALD (February 12, 2009)

• What do we tell the children
• Two blazes still raging out of control
• Building code underestimates heat of fires

THE AUSTRALIAN (February 12, 2009)

• Bungling silenced Bushfire Victoria fire warning
• Burnoffs a threat to biodiversity
• Greenies blamed for fires' scale
• We have the facts, but application is ad hoc onhow to build a home to withstand bushfires
• Six years on, little action on warning
• Victoria firestorm man walks back from the dead
• Death toll from Marysville firestorm could reach 100
• Police on the trail of killer arsonist
• Angry residents look for answers
• We feel it crawling towards us

DAILY TELEGRAPH, February 12, 2009

• Fire-wise and prepared to live
• Windy hill where the fire began
• Victims last words to triple-0
• Pilot has not seen death on this scale

THE SYDNEY MORNING HERALD, February 13, 2009

• Faces from the front line
• Firefighting needs investment, not inquiries
• Brumby wants new warning system
• We were there trying to save people...

THE SYDNEY MORNING HERALD, February 14-15, 2009

• The painful truth
• Stay or go? A question everyone still asks
• The end of climate certainty
• My country, my tyrant
• Reba leaves us minion

THE AUSTRALIAN, February 14-15, 2009

• Ground zero, enough to make the cynical weep
• Out goes rulebook in the face of ferocity
• A press photographers' assignment into inferno
• Mystery of a deadly act
• Events rapidly overtaking Rudd Government's timidity on climate change
• Living with the Embers
• Lessons lost in Ash

THE AUSTRALIAN, February 23, 2009

• PM declares 'sacred day' for the dead
• Service on the mount gets it together

OPINION (Click the title to view the articles)

• A state swept by flames, a people united by suffering , The Age (Feb 9, 2009)
• Looking for answers in the ashes ,The Age (Feb 10, 2009)
• The word firestorm' – I have a clear understanding of it now , The Age (Feb 10, 2009)
• Counselling must hit the right targets , The Age (Feb 10, 2009)
• Fire tragedy the deadly inevitability of climate change , The Age (Feb 10, 2009)
• A deadly reminder to tackle climate change , The Sydney Morning Herald (Feb 12, 2009)
• Green ideas must take blame for deaths , The Sydney Morning Herald (Feb 12, 2009)
• Let's water the seeds of change that lie in the ashes , The Sydney Morning Herald (Feb 12, 2009)
• Manage bush better so climate won't matter , The Australia (Feb 12, 2009)
• Crisis survived, we must quickly apply the lessons , The Australian (Feb 12, 2009)
• Hazards can be reduced, but not eliminated , The Sydney Morning Herald (Feb 13, 2009)
• Heed wisdom or perish , The Sydney Morning Herald (Feb 14-15, 2009)
• After the fires, the buck has to stop somewhere , The Australian (Feb 23, 2009)