Crikey! It's the Irwins

After historic Australian bushfires, the Irwin family rushes to rescue as many animals as possible. Robert and Terri devote their efforts to the severely injured koala population, delivering urgent care and support in the affected regions nationwide throughout the country.

Bushfire Rescue is a programme presented in the format of a single episode. It falls under the genre of a rescue‑focused series, concentrating on real‑world emergency response rather than fictional storytelling. The show’s structure follows a concise, episode‑length narrative that documents a specific crisis and the actions taken to mitigate it. The episode opens with a description of historic wildfires that have swept across Australia, causing widespread devastation. In response, the Irwin family mobilises quickly, setting a frantic pace to save as many animals as they can from the flames and smoke. Their determination drives the central storyline, as they move from one affected area to another, constantly seeking out creatures trapped or endangered by the fire‑storm. A significant portion of the rescue effort centres on the koala population, which has suffered severe injuries as a result of the blaze. Robert Irwin and his partner Terri take the lead in treating these vulnerable marsupials, providing immediate care and stabilising the most badly hurt individuals. Their hands‑on involvement highlights the urgent medical attention required to address burns, smoke inhalation and trauma among the koalas. Throughout the episode, the Irwins’ swift actions and coordinated teamwork illustrate how they strive to protect wildlife during one of the nation’s most challenging natural disasters. Their focus on rescuing and rehabilitating the injured koalas underscores the broader aim of preserving Australia’s unique fauna in the face of catastrophic fire events.