Meet some of the incredible locals in Carbargo who are working through the aftermath of the bushfire. Kyle Moser and his partner David Wilson have lost their home but are still running the local post office nswfires australiafires
Prime Minister Scott Morrison's hand, as a place unique on the South Coast, where old farming families and artistic newcomers lured by the local folk festival mix.
In the car with the couple, four dogs, two cats and three wallabies escaped the flames. The animals are living with them at the post office they own.Kiran Ridley
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