Yes we have a range of species that are approved for use in bushfire areas, up to Bushfire Attack Level – BAL29.
AS 3959 1999 Construction in Bushfire Prone Areas, permits fire-retardant-treated-timber to be used in certain bushfire prone areas where the use of timber externally is otherwise not permitted. Included in the definition of fire-retardant-treated-timber are timber species which meet specified parameters without having to be subjected to a fire retardant treatment. A number of species have been tested.
Seven Hardwood species have been shown to meet the parameters:
They are ”Blackbutt, Spotted gum, Red ironbark, Turpentine, River red gum, Silvertop ash and Merbau.”