Halls Gap businesses shut down by Grampians fire still waiting for government assistance
Halls Gap is dependent on tourism and some businesses have lost more than a third of their income, but many don't qualify for ...
Scarred but still standing, Grampians community counts cost of two fires in a year
Sparked by dry lightning, the fire burnt through more than 76,000 hectares of national park and farmland. The Country Fire ...
Plea for tourists to revive bushfire-stricken town as business losses reach millions
Businesses in the Grampians are compelling visitors to return to the Victorian tourist hotspot, after fierce bushfires shut ...
The Weekly Times11d
Grampians wine tainted by smoke and ash two years in a row
Wine makers are waiting and watching to see the impact of smoke and fallen ash on the quality of their 2025 vintages, with some producers facing two consecutive seasons of no wine bottled.
The Courier12d
Halls Gap reopens after bushfire forced closure during peak holiday trade
Halls Gap has reopened for visitors following the three-week blaze which forced the closure of the town during one of its ...
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Returned Grampians residents warned to ‘remain vigilant’ as firefighters prepare for more heat
Picture: David Crosling Recently returned residents in Pomonal, Halls Gap and Moyston were told the ... Pomonal eerily quiet in what would be their peak season for visitors. This follows reports ...
The Australian24d
Residents warned ‘it is too late to leave’ as intense bushfires continue to spread
Shortly before 3pm on Christmas Day, residents in Halls Gap were ordered to leave their ... up again on Friday with temperatures forecast to peak at 37C. Fire danger will increase in northeast ...