Talk:Yarram, Victoria

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Yarrams fire history

As a local I am aware of the number of bushfires and such that have effected Yarram, aswell as several arson cases (one of which was by a fireman and the other was done by a man who was angry they didnt get a job at the local highschool and decided to burn it down. Funny enough after therapy they actually got a job there) but am finding it hard to collect proper sources on this.

I do know they happened as the folks who worked and lived in Yarram at the time are still around to tell their stories but because Yarram is such a small town all of the reliable source location simply state the location of the fires as Gippsland.

Can I add them anyway to the History section? Or should i keep digging for stronger sources? Tara April A (talk) 13:52, 12 August 2020 (UTC)[reply]