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Mills, Graham A. “Lower Atmospheric Drying, Stability And Increased Wildfire Activity”. Australia, 2005. Web.

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Aerts, V. “Losses And Gains Of Nutrients From Fuels From A Eucalyptus Pilularis (Blackbutt) Forest In Northern Nsw”. 2006: 37. Print.

Boer, Matthias M et al. “Long-Term Impacts Of Prescribed Burning On Regional Extent And Incidence Of Wildfires—Evidence From 50 Years Of Active Fire Management In Sw Australian Forests”. Forest Ecology And Management 259.1 (2009): 132 - 142. Web.

Andersen, AN, T Hertog, and JCZ Woinarski. “Long-Term Fire Exclusion And Ant Community Structure In An Australian Tropical Savanna: Congruence With Vegetation Succession.”. Journal Of Biogeography (2006): 823-832. Print.

Penman, TD et al. “Long-Term Changes In Understorey Vegetation In The Absence Of Wildfire In South-East Dry Sclerophyll Forests”. Australian Journal Of Botany (2009): 533-540. Print.

Bushnell, S, and Alison Cottrell. “Living With Bushfires: What Do People Expect?”. Communities Living With Hazards. David King & Cottrell, Alison. Townsville, 2007. 215 - 253. Web.

Paton, Douglas, Petra T Burgelt, and Tim Prior. “Living With Bushfire Risk: Social And Environmental Influences On Preparedness.”. Australian Journal Of Emergency Management (2008): 41-48. Web.

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Hughes, P, and N White. “Living With Bushfire Risk: Residents Accounts Of Their Bushfire Preparedness Behaviour”. Afac/bushfire Crc Conference. Auckland, 2005. Print.

Whelan, Beth et al. Living In A Land Of Fire. 2006. Web.

“Live Fuels And Forest Flammability”. (2006): n. pag. Print.

Weber, Rodney, and J Dold. “Linking Landscape Fires And Local Meteorology-A Short Review”. Jsme International Journal Series B 49.3 (2006): 590 - 593. Web.

“Letter To The Editors”. Disasters 31.1 (2007): 113 - 114. Web.

Blanchi, Raphaele, JE Leonard, and R Leicester. “Lessons Learnt From Post-Bushfire Surveys At The Urban Interface In Australia”. Forest Ecology And Management 234 (2006): S139 - S139. Web.

Loh, E. “Legal Risks Of Volunteer Firefighters – How Real Are They?”. (2008): n. pag. Web.

Jones, Simon, and Karin Reinke. Lecture Notes In Geoinformation And Cartographyinnovations In Remote Sensing And Photogrammetry. Berlin, Heidelberg, 2009. Web.

Roxburgh, Stephen, and MT Taranto. A Laser Point-Quadrat Sampling Frame For Vegetation Survey. 2007. Web.

Gill, Malcolm A, and Grant E Allan. “Large Fires, Fire Effects And The Fire-Regime Concept”. International Journal Of Wildland Fire 17.6 (2008): 688. Web.

Gill, Malcolm A. “Landscape Fires As Social Disasters: An Overview Of ‘The Bushfire Problem’”. Global Environmental Change Part B: Environmental Hazards 6.2 (2005): 65 - 80. Web.

Gill, Malcolm A. “Landscape Fires As Social Disasters: An Overview Of 'the Bushfire Problem'”. Environmental Hazards (2005): 65 - 80. Print.

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