Preparing for cyclone season protects your family and home while reducing last-minute stress. From left to right: Natascha Schwarzer, Paula Clancy and Clare Connor from the DMU team. Picture: Supplied

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Living in paradise has its perks, but also the risk of cyclones. They can hit fast, yet many wait until it’s too late to act. The truth? Preparation should start well before the alerts, and it’s something we all share responsibility for.

Disasters don’t wait for the perfect moment, by the time they hit, there’s often little time to react.

Planning ahead for cyclone season helps protect your family, secure your home, and avoid the stress of last-minute decisions. It’s not just up to emergency services; we all have a role to play.

The Douglas Disaster Management Unit (DMU

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