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Burn-off managed safely

KERANG and Koondrook fire brigades rapidly contained an out-of-control burn-off on Sunday, August 2, on Kerang-Koondrook Road, 6km from Kerang. Kerang Fire Brigade captain Ramon Steel said the person in charge of the burn-off was behaving responsibly and there would be no charges. “She was doing the right thing and it got away from her […]

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