Mundaring Bushfire: Warning Level Downgraded – Latest Updates

by ethan.brook News Editor

(Perth, January 2, 2026) –

An emergency-level bushfire warning has been downgraded for residents east of Perth, Western Australia, as authorities continue to monitor the situation.

  • An emergency warning has been downgraded to a Watch and Act for areas including Boya, Darlington, Greenmount and Helena Valley.
  • A seperate Bushfire Advice warning is in place for mundaring.
  • An evacuation centre is open at Brown Park Community Centre.

EmergencyWA has downgraded an emergency-level bushfire warning to a Watch and Act for residents in the area of Boya, Darlington, Greenmount and Helena Valley, approximately 35 kilometres east of Perth, according to a statement released by the agency.

People in an area south of Padbury Road, bounded by Coulston road, Approach Road, Clayton Road, Victor road, beenong Road, Darlington Road and Dalry Road, are asked to stay alert and monitor their surroundings as conditions could change, EmergencyWA said.

A Bushfire Advice warning has also been issued for people in an area bounded by Helena Valley Road, Scott Street, Great Eastern Highway, Lionel Road and Glen Road in Mundaring.

The bushfire is moving in a north-easterly direction but is currently stationary,authorities stated. However, the fire is not contained or controlled.

Emergency services have urged residents to leave promptly if safe to do so. (ABC News)

An evacuation centre is open at Brown Park Community Centre, emergency services have said.

Residents are advised to check the EmergencyWA website for the latest warning facts and incident map, and to contact the State emergency Service (SES) on 131 500 for assistance.

Pro tip – Bushfire-prone areas require preparation. clear vegetation around homes and have a family emergency plan in place before fire season begins.

Reader question – What is a Watch and Act warning? It means a fire poses a threat to lives and property, and residents must stay alert.

Authorities urge those in affected areas to stay informed and prepared for changing conditions.

time.news based this report in part on reporting by ABC News and added self-reliant context.

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