This fixes a few bugs around the rain radar and adds the instruction to warnings.

a fix to the data feed to get the updates to the incidents

We have added the warnings that NSW provides. Hopefully this will help if there are other events and not just fires.

This version is a small clean up of a variety of bugs that have crept into the app.

Brings back the hot spots and adds fire ratings for the state

Hopefully fixed the last of the issues discovered through iOS 15.1

this version fixes an issue with iOS 15.1

This version fixes a crash on startup since iOS 15.1 and adds the ability to create a widget for fires in a watch zone.

This version allows the user to select dark or light modes and fixes an issue in saving watch zones.

some minor fixes including not redrawing the fire areas every time the map is shown.

Supports iOS 13 and dark mode

This version introduces notifications of new fires in your watch zones. You can create a watch zone by either a long push on the map of your required location, or use the + button in the Watch Zone screen to use your current location (location services need to be turned on).

Fixed an issue with fires not being mapped.

Brought back the location of fires

This version adds full support for iPhone 6 and 6+ as well as a few extra features such as Rain Radar.

This version includes the following changes:- - allows you to zoom to the nearest fire for the Google Map by clicking on the screen title (already available in the Apple Map) - removes wind arrows when the information is older than 2 hours

Fixes issue with the iPad version not updating the map with updated fire information.

This version improves the look and feel on the iPad

This version has been updated to make the most of the look and feel of iOS 7. We have also included the ability to select either Google or Apple maps to map the location of fires.

This version adds the capability to sort the fires from a distance from specified locations. Great for determining if fires are near your house when you are not at home... To use it press and hold on the map to select a location.

This is a minor update to allow the user to map the location of a fire in the Google Maps application or the Apple Maps Application. Also some improvements in the social media interactions.

- Fixed the distance on the details page. - Added a new sort criteria based on Alerts. - Fixed problem with selecting a satellite. - Added fire perimeters where available. - Brought the icons in line with RFS alert status's.

fixed for iOS 6.0 and with support for iPhone 5. Also some cosmetic improvements to make the information clearer.

Version 3.0 provides the following new features: - you can now set automatic refresh so that as fires come and go, you can see them appear and disappear from the list or from the map. - you can perform a search for a fire or fires of interest to you - you can select to see only going fires, or even only safe fires. - you can sort the fires in council sequence making it easy to determine which fires are in your area. - you can now twitter information, to keep others up to date on fire details. - you can turn off the wind data if you like. We have also added satellite hotspots to the map to help understand the size and location of fires. This is experimental at the moment so would appreciate feedback.

Made some minor User Interface improvements to :- 1) make it easier to see wind strength and direction 2) allow seeing an individual fire in the Google Maps application