> A thousand Acre fire isn't that big, less than two square miles. That could have spread to a thousand times the size, resulting in a massive loss of life and

> A thousand Acre fire isn't that big, less than two square miles. That could have spread to a thousand times the size, resulting in a massive loss of life and assets. > The obvious questions are how disruptive was he and what were his intentions. That’s not to point. He clearly knew he shouldn’t do it, and knew (or refused to accept) the reasons why. The fact is, this kind of behaviour needs to be addressed to avoid interference during a more catastrophic incident in the future. Given the pattern of wild fires in the past few years, is almost certainly a ‘not if but when’ event.