Bushfire Erupts at Wireless Hill Park
A bushfire has ignited at Wireless Hill Park, prompting an urgent warning from the Department of Fire and Emergency Services (DFES) for residents in the nearby suburbs of Alfred Cove, Ardross, and Booragoon. The alert was issued on Saturday, 8 November 2025.
Authorities are advising people in the vicinity to leave the area as a precautionary measure. While there is no immediate threat to lives or homes, the blaze is producing heavy smoke, reducing air quality and visibility for locals.
Safety Instructions for Residents and Drivers
DFES has provided clear instructions for those affected. Residents should closely monitor their surroundings for signs of a bushfire, particularly smoke and flames.
It is crucial to close all doors and windows and to turn off evaporative air conditioners. However, if possible, keep water running through the air conditioning system to prevent damage.
For motorists in the area, DFES recommends:
- Turning on vehicle headlights.
- Reducing speed and watching for emergency personnel.
- Following all directions from authorities.
If driving conditions become dangerous due to poor visibility, drivers are advised to safely pull over, keep their headlights and hazard lights on, and wait for conditions to improve.
Monitoring the Situation
The situation is being actively managed by emergency services. The DFES alert underscores that the recommendation to leave is a precaution, and residents must stay informed. The community is urged to continue monitoring official channels for updates on the Wireless Hill bushfire and any changes to the warning level.
