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Find your emergency contacts.
Know your risk
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Visit the Tasmania State Emergency Service website to understand your risk
Your first step to being ready is to find out what, when, and where a disaster might happen, how severe it could potentially be, and if you would be affected.

Make a plan

What you do now can make all the difference. Choose a hazard type to find information that can help you prepare.
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Preparing for a bushfire
To survive the next bushfire you need to make a plan. The Tasmania Fire Service has information to help you prepare.
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Preparing for a flood
It’s important to be aware for any flood risk where you live, have property and work.
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Preparing for a storm
Storms affect all parts of Tasmania. They can happen anywhere and at any time of the year. You can help reduce the effects of a storm on you and your property.
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Preparing for a landslide
You can help reduce the effects of landslides by knowing what to do.
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Preparing for a heatwave
Heat illness is most likely to occur during a series of hot days, particularly when temperatures remain high overnight. Learn more about the things you can do to protect yourself and others during hot weather.
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Preparing for an earthquake
Earthquakes are possible in Tasmania. Ensure you know what to do if an earthquake strikes.
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Preparing for a tsunami
Tsunamis can impact the Tasmanian coastline and cause flooding. Ensure you know what to do before a tsunami happens.