South-East bushfire burning out of control at Taratap A BUSHFIRE in South Australia's Lower South-East is burning out of control. The fire, at Taratap, north of Kingston, is burning in scrub and open grass lands and is travelling in a south-easterly direction towards the intersection of Bald Hill Rd and Rowney Rd. As of 5pm, it was burning in an area surrounded by Bald Hill Rd to the east, Rowney Rd to the south, Tapfield to the west and Robertson Rd to the north. The Country Fire Service says it is producing large amounts of smoke and that people in the area need to remain alert. The CFS is attending the fire and advises people nearby to check and follow their bushfire survival plan. The CFS advises residents if your plan is to leave, or you are not prepared to stay, to leave now. People should only leave if the path is clear to a safe place and should not enter the area as the roads may not be safe, the CFS recommends. CFS crews are also responding to a fire in the Tilley Swamp area in the state's south. The fire is burning in the conservation park, north of Petherick Rd and east of the Princes Highway. Large amounts of smoke will be present for the next several hours while crews battle the blaze. People in the area or travelling in the area need to remain alert.