As catastrophic bushfires continue to rage across south-eastern Australia, as property continues to burn, human and animal lives continue to be lost, and the Prime Minister is under constant partisan attack for simply trying to do his job in a crisis, one of the lessons being learned in the flames is that nature doesn’t give a rat’s about state borders, federal-state responsibilities and who does what at times like these.
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