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Seasonal Bushfire Outlook update

The Bushfire and Natural Hazards Cooperative Research Centre has updated the seasonal bushfire outlook for Southern Australia.

Published Date: 01 Dec 2016

Avondale station opening and new trucks

On Thursday 20th October volunteers, staff and dignitaries gathered for the opening of the new Avondale station and the official handing over of Weja 1 & Avondale 1.

Published Date: 21 Oct 2016

Bush Fire Danger Period commences in the Mid Lachlan Valley Team area

The Bush Fire Danger period has commenced in the Mid Lachlan Valley Team area which includes Parkes, Forbes, Lachlan and Weddin Shires

Published Date: 01 Oct 2016

Bush Fire period now starts November 1st 2016

The Bush Fire Danger Period will now commence in the Mid Lachlan Valley Team area from November 1st 2016.

Published Date: 28 Sep 2016

MLVT helps during flooding

Our volunteers from across the Mid Lachlan have been out working in the flood affected communities of Forbes, Condobolin and Bimbi over the last few days assisting the SES and the community.

Published Date: 26 Sep 2016

Outstanding Junior Firefighter award

Congratulations to our very own BJ Williams on winning the Outstanding Junior Firefighter award at the NSW RFS State Championships.

Published Date: 19 Sep 2016

Mid Lachlan at NSWRFS State Championships

The 2016 NSWRFS State Championships are being held at Narrabri.

Published Date: 17 Sep 2016

Get Ready Weekend 2016 in Mid Lachlan Valley

Now is the time to get ready. We’re inviting you to meet local firefighters from three Brigades in the Mid Lachlan Valley who will be conducting a range of events and activities right across NSW to help you prepare for fire season.

Published Date: 07 Sep 2016

Coming Fire Season review

The Mid Lachlan Valley Team is conducting Captain's meetings across the Mid Lachlan Valley Team area,

Published Date: 02 Sep 2016

Southern Australia Seasonal Bushfire Outlook 2016

The Southern Australia Seasonal Bushfire Outlook 2016 shows a mixed picture for fire potential, with the exceptionally warm and wet conditions through winter likely to continue into spring.

Published Date: 01 Sep 2016

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