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Criticism grew as a heatwave broke records
Criticism grew as a heatwave broke records
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across the country and exacerbated mammoth blazes, making the task even harder for exhausted
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firefighters - many of them volunteers. In a statement, Mr
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Morrison apologised and said he would be "returning to Sydney as soon as can be arranged". Meanwhile, acting Prime Minister
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Michael McCormack has acknowledged that further action must be taken to combat climate change but said there was "a lot of hysteria" surrounding the issue. "Climate change is not the only
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factor that has caused these fires. There has been dry lightning strikes, there has been self-combusting piles of manure, there has been a lot of
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arsonists out there causing fire", he said. Although climate change is not the direct cause of bushfires, scientists have long warned that a hotter, drier climate would contribute
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to Australia's fires becoming more frequent and more intense.