The emergency Green Wattle Creek fire is expected to reach more towns and break containment lines with 90 kilometre winds expected.
The Rural Fire Service has said it will be a “miracle” if more homes are not burned in the Green
Wattle Creek fire with the blaze so far burning through 185,000 hectares. Image: News Corp Australia
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