Perth properties under threat from fast-moving bushfire

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Some properties were under threat in Perth's east as emergency crews battled a fast-moving bushfire in the Lakes this evening.

There were unconfirmed reports of one house already being lost in the blaze, which has already burnt through about 560 hectares.

Large sheds and water tanks have also been destroyed by the fire, which started about 2.20pm on New Year's Day.

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