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What happens when climate change, drought, and bushfire risk start affecting where people can live, insure, and invest?
Itβs a conversation Tasmania is beginning to have more seriously.
In a recent ABC Radio interview, RACTβs insurance chief warned that increasing fire risk could eventually make some areas harder - or even impossible - to insure if communities do not strengthen prevention and preparedness efforts
One message came through clearly: Strong communities prepare before crisis hits.
Planning for this resilience is why free community consultation workshops are happening in Campbell Town on 16 May and Longford on 23. Everyone is welcome to have their say by booking here https://www.nmba.asn.au/drought
The ABC interview also highlighted something many people across Tasmania are already recognising - prevention, practical action, and community preparation are just as vital for recovery after disaster strikes.
You can listen to the full ABC interview here:
https://www.abc.net.au/listen/programs/hobart-mornings/ract-insurance-risk-survey/106651964
Free drought resilience workshops in Campbell Town and Longford. Learn how drought affects your community and book your place today.