​The Australasian Fire Authorities Council (AFAC) has warned that large areas of Queensland, New South Wales, and the Northern Territory are at an increased risk of bushfires in the coming months. Some areas of Tasmania, Victoria, South Australia and Western Australia are also at risk.

The rapid regrowth of forests that were burnt during the Black Summer fires has created conditions where fast-moving and dangerous bushfires can occur.

Record-breaking dry conditions and above-average temperatures during early spring have been experienced across Australia. Hot and dry conditions are expected to persist into the new year for many locations. In

Overall, the AFAC's summer bushfire outlook highlights the increased risk of bushfires in various regions of Australia due to dry conditions, above-average temperatures, and rapid forest regrowth. Communities are encouraged to prepare and maintain a high level of awareness throughout the summer period.

To read the full article and a break down of AFAC's insight into each state, please visit InsuranceNews.com.au