SYDNEY - eTradeWire -- ERINA, NSW,  -  With Tropical Cyclone Maila now tracking toward Far North Queensland as a Category 3 system — arriving just weeks after Cyclone Narelle caused widespread damage across Queensland, the Northern Territory and Western Australia — Central Coast emergency preparedness company Survival Storehouse has launched a free interactive tools hub at tools.survivalstorehouse.com.

The hub gives every Australian access to five free tools with no account, no email address and no purchase required.

THE TOOLS

My Area Dashboard — Enter any Australian suburb or postcode to instantly see live weather conditions, 7-day forecast, UV index, air quality, local fuel prices and a geographic hazard risk profile covering cyclone, bushfire, flood, extreme heat and earthquake risk. A travel planner feature uses 10 years of historical weather data for any Australian location.

72-Hour Kit Checklist — Nine categories of household preparedness with a live score, gap analysis and printable household report.

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Kit Finder — Four questions that deliver a personalised emergency kit recommendation in 60 seconds.

Australian Disaster History — An interactive timeline of every major Australian emergency since 2000, from Black Saturday to Cyclone Narelle with preparedness lessons from each event.

Emergency Dashboard — Every official Australian state emergency warning source in one place, filtered by state, covering BOM, NSW RFS, VicEmergency, QLD Disaster Dashboard, Emergency WA, TasAlert and NT Emergency Services.

THE CONTEXT

"After Narelle, after the fuel shortage, after eleven named cyclones in a single season — we felt the time was right to give every Australian a free place to start," said Mark, founder of Survival Storehouse. "No purchase. No sign-up. Just practical tools built for Australian conditions."

ABOUT SURVIVAL STOREHOUSE

Founded in Erina on the NSW Central Coast in 2009, Survival Storehouse supplies emergency food and survival kits to Australian households nationwide with free shipping. The company also operates a free wiki of more than 170 Australian survival guides at wiki.survivalstorehouse.com and a free offline emergency app available on the App Store and Google Play.

Free tools hub: tools.survivalstorehouse.com Main site:  https://survivalstorehouse.com/