So its winter at the moment in Australia. All the figs around my suburb has lost its leaves and gone dormant for atleast a few weeks now and so have my peach and apricot. 
But this fig which i planted a 4months back in the ground is still green and growing. I just noticed it has pushed out another shoot near the base
Any issue with figs not going dormant when it should be??
when i planted it four months back it was in a water logged pot. Once i chucked it in the ground it lost all its leaves in a week and then after a month at the start of autumn we had one last heat spell it started leafing out and hasnt stopped growing and its now winter...

  We had temps this winter such as the ones that you are experiencing now.  And a large portion of my trees broke dormancy because of it.  All was fine until we received three days of windy sub-freezing temps.  With the sap flowing in my trees, I lost four dozen of them to the quick cold-snap.

 Having lived through that, I'd maybe suggest that you place some pipe insulation foam around your small trees should you face a sudden down-turn, as your trees are so small now.

Sorry whats RH?

I think on average our morning temps have been around 5c or 41F. It may look sunny in the photo but it was pretty chilli

How cold was your cold snap? our winters are cold here but it doesnt snow. We already had i think 2 days where ive seen frost in the past couple months. I reckon its already been one of the coldest winters for a while tbh. Just googling average temp in melbourne and it says historically lows are around 10c / 50F but i know we been around lows of 3c-5c recently on certain days.

Ahh k. Don't think it's that humid in Melbourne. Ave night temp is around 6-7c in winter.
http://www.holiday-weather.com/melbourne/averages/

Forgot to answer Ur other question the fig variety is St Dominique Violette.

I'll probably find something to wrap the main trunk unless I can find a big enough clear bag to conver it