When the weather turns violent, Australia witnesses nature's ability to shatter our systems. Last weekend gave us two reminders: a tornado-like storm that tore through Melbourne’s western suburbs and a fast-moving bushfire near Drake in northern NSW. Both events put emergency crews, utilities, and local responders under extreme pressure. The message is clear for those of us in WHS and emergency leadership: moments like these test our readiness. Melbourne’s West: Tornadoes an

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