Hourly government air-quality observations from Queensland DETSI.
Queensland · -24.8856, 152.3278 · observed · Government monitor
6.6Latest hourly PM2.5 · µg/m³Good · <12.5 µg/m³
7.012-hour NowCast · µg/m³Derived concentration, not an Australian AQI
4.9Rolling 24 hours · µg/m³47 stored readings in this page window
GoodModel peak · next 24 h7.0–9.6 µg/m³ · GEOS-CF, CAMS and SILAM
What this monitor reports
6.6 µg/m³ is Good on the one-hour PM2.5 air quality scale. Current hourly reading.
The monitor belongs to Queensland DETSI. Readings may be preliminary and revised by the agency.
The category applies only to the latest one-hour reading. It follows the Australian enHealth framework used by agencies including NSW, Victoria and Queensland. The NowCast and rolling mean are separately labelled derived concentrations. How the categories are used.
Nearby fires
150 km radius
Within 150 km, agencies report 3 Advice warnings and 1 Information report.
View 4 nearby fire locations
AdviceWONBAH — GIN GIN CREEK & SAWPIT RD74 km away · Going · FIRE VEGETATIONSTAY INFORMED - Wonbah - fire as at 5:47pm Sunday, 11 October 2026Queensland Fire DepartmentOfficial warning details
A fire is burning near Gin Gin Creek and Sawpit Road.
Stay informed because the situation could change.
What to do
Check for warning updates often and listen to your local radio station.
Decide what you will do if the bushfire gets closer.
If the smoke is thick where you are, stay inside and close windows and doors.
If you need medication to help you breathe keep it close. Smoke can make it hard to breathe.
Do not fly drones around the fire as they affect firefighting.
AdviceDEEPWATER — Fingerfield Rd60 km away · Going · FIRE VEGETATIONSTAY INFORMED - Deepwater, Baffle Creek and Rules Beach - fire as at 6:22pm Sunday, 11 October 2026Queensland Fire DepartmentOfficial warning details
A fire is burning between Fingerfield Road and Fernfield Road, Deepwater. This fire could burn for days.
Stay informed because the situation could change.
What to do
Check for warning updates often and listen to your local radio station.
Decide what you will do if the bushfire gets closer.
If the smoke is thick where you are, stay inside and close windows and doors.
If you need medication to help you breathe keep it close. Smoke can make it hard to breathe.
Do not fly drones around the fire as they affect firefighting.
AdviceDUNDATHU — Peridge Rd73 km away · Patrolled · FIRE VEGETATIONAVOID SMOKE - Dundathu - fire as at 1:11pm Sunday, 11 October 2026Queensland Fire DepartmentOfficial warning details
Thick smoke is affecting Dundathu and surrounding areas. This is from a fire burning near Peridge Road.
Fire crews are currently on scene. Protect yourself from the impacts of smoke.
What to do
If the smoke is thick where you are, stay inside and close windows and doors.
If you need medication to help you breathe keep it close.
If you are worried about your health call your doctor or 13 HEALTH (13 432 584). If it is an emergency, call Triple Zero (000) now.
If you are affected by the smoke you may need to leave the area.
Check for warning updates often.
Do not fly drones around the fire as they affect firefighting.
InformationBOYNE VALLEY — Rushbrook Rd115 km away · Going · FIRE VEGETATIONInformation - BOYNE VALLEYQueensland Fire DepartmentOfficial warning details
There is a vegetation fire at this location. Smoke may affect residents and motorists in the area. Residents should close their doors and windows and keep medication close by if suffering from a respiratory condition. Motorists should use caution and drive to conditions. If you believe your property is under threat, you should call Triple Zero (000) immediately.
Straight-line distance from the Bundaberg monitor to the reported incident location, or to the mapped fire boundary where an agency has published one. A fire without a published boundary may extend closer than its reported location suggests.
Recent observations and next 48 hours
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About this chart
Observed values come from this monitor. NASA GEOS-CF, CAMS and SILAM are independent total surface PM2.5 research forecasts sampled from their nearest grid cells; they are not blended with the observations.
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