Australia's Black Summer reached far beyond the fire lines. Four frames of cities living for weeks under a brown sky.
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The bushfires of 2019 and 2020 burned across New South Wales, Victoria and Queensland for months. Even where no flames came near, the smoke did: Sydney, Canberra and Brisbane spent weeks under some of the worst air in the world.
Games went on, trams kept running and people wore masks long before most of the world had heard of them.
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