Australia In Australia bonfires are rarely allowed in the warmer months due to fire danger. Legislation about bonfires varies between states, metropolitan and rural regions, local government areas, and property types. For example, in urban areas of Canberra bonfires may be lit around the King's Official Birthday if local fire authorities are notified; however, they are banned the rest of the year. Smaller fires such as campfires and outdoor barbecues are usually permitted outside of fire restriction periods. In the state of Queensland, the rural town of Killarney hosts an annual Bonfire night for the greater community; proceeds support the town's aged care facilities.
Australia In Australia bonfires are rarely allowed in the warmer months due to fire danger Legislation about bonfires varies between states metropolitan and rural regions local government areas and property types For example in urban areas of Canberra bonfires may be lit around the King's Official Birthday if local fire authorities are notified; however they are banned the rest of the year Smaller fires such as campfires and outdoor barbecues are usually permitted outside of fire restriction periods In the state of Queensland the rural town of Killarney hosts an annual Bonfire night for the greater community; proceeds support the town's aged care facilities