Fighting fires and climate deniers: Greg Mullins reflects on 50 years at the front line

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Interview by Sandra Odorisio
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28 June 2022
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Macquarie Business School
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Considered a world authority on bushfires, retired Fire and Rescue NSW Commissioner Greg Mullins completed a Masters of Management at Macquarie and has dedicated his new book 'Firestorm' to his two grandsons. Here he reflects on half-a-century of fighting danger on many fronts, both natural and political.

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