Clear vegetation around your property (mow lawns and get rid of dead plant matter).My small town is in the fire path. The road leading up to the mountains has 5 other towns before just forest. 3 have been evacuated and the next one (the only one between us and the fire) is on standby, probably evacuated by the end of the day. Police are telling people to pack up their livestock and be ready to go at a moments notice.
Have sprinklers running before the fire hits and water the roof. Put something in the gutters to stop water draining out and fill the roof gutters with water.
If you plan on staying, stay. If you plan on leaving, do it early. Most people that die in bush fires die because they try to make a break for it at the last minute. It doesn't go well. Either bunker down or get out early.
For anyone not familiar with bush fires (wild fires), they are not very nice things to be in so try to avoid them at all costs. The sky turns black. The air fills with smoke. You can see the red & yellow flames. When it gets closer the heat is horrendous and you can get fire storms and twisters made from fire that will kill you in seconds. There's also the noise. And the aftermath is just as awful especially if you have to euthanise burnt animals.