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Dirranbandi residents allowed to return home after dangerous bushfire

Nov. 7, 2024 - 12:21 By ABC NEWS (Australia)

A fast-moving bushfire near Dirranbandi in southwest Queensland has been brought under control. Residents were forced to flee on Tuesday night but were allowed to return to their homes yesterday evening.