Where and how did the 2009 Victorian bushfires start?

The Victorian bushfires were not the result of one fire that grew larger, but were many fires igniting separately. In all cases, the extended heat, gusting winds and tinder-dry vegetation was the catalyst for the fires to become the firestorm they did. The following are some of the results from the Royal Commission In Beechworth, the fires were started by sparks from a fallen power lines.

The power line was brought down by a falling tree At Horsham, in western Victoria, a faulty power line was found to be the cause of the fire which began in that region. Arson has, at least, been ruled out in this instance. It is believed arcing began due to a faulty insulator, resulting in showers of sparks falling to the ground and igniting the dry grass Similarly, the survivors of the Kinglake fire, which wiped out the entire town and killed so many, launched class action as that fire also appeared to have been started by faulty power lines The major bushfire which devastated Marysville and Narbethong started at Murrindindi but there is still no available information on how it started.

Lack of an early warning system enabled the fire to quickly grow out of control The Bendigo bushfire is believed to have been started by a cigarette thrown out of a truck, or by arson. No conclusion has yet been reached on this fire The final report into the Black Saturday bushfires, which was completed in 2010, placed most of the blame on faulty powerlines.

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