Wanneroo Latest news - Burning prohibited in response to bushfire risk 2023

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City of Wanneroo Latest news 8 Nov 2023

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Published Wednesday, 8th November 2023

Burning restrictions in the metropolitan area have been brought forward in response to the escalating fire danger across Western Australia.

The Department of Fire and Emergency Services (DFES) has declared that the Prohibited Burning Period across 13 local governments, including the City of Wanneroo, will commence on Friday 10 November, meaning landowners and local governments will no longer be able to undertake planned burning activities or set fire to bushland.

Visit the DFES website for full details.