This incoming bushfire season, Nadia Rhodes will be Canberra's eyes in the sky.
The newly-minted air attack supervisor will have to direct up to eight pilots through helicopter radio: "In three, two, one ... drop, drop, drop!", she will say - all while keeping a steady voice, and a level head, hovering above an out of control blaze.
Read more on this story from The Canberra Times
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