General news

ANZAC Day is one of the most important dates on the calendar each year - and this year, it has been a very special occasion for a team of 20 NSW RFS members.

The National Memorial for fire and emergency services holds the names of 528 personnel who have paid the ultimate sacrifice while protecting others.

Mateship, sacrifice and the willingness to volunteer are key characteristics of the Spirit of Anzac.

Yesterday the NSW RFS 2019 Young Leader Scholarship, sponsored by Jemena, saw winners Jessie McMaster from Faulconbridge Brigade in the Blue Mountains District and Kieren McGrath from Kentucky Brigade and Tamworth State Mitigation team, embark on an 11-day voyage aboard the STS Young Endeavour.

A new mobile hot fire training facility will help NSW RFS members hone their skills with structure fires.

Friday 8 March is International Women's Day.

Keep an eye out for NSW RFS members taking part in this year's Sydney Mardi Gras.

Commissioner Shane Fitzsimmons has thanked firefighters for their efforts during recent fires in northern NSW.

2019 marks ten years since Victoria’s Black Saturday. The NSW RFS reflects on the most devastating and destructive fires of our times.You can see and read the experiences of our people and learn about some of the important lessons to come out of the disaster here:

Congratulations to the six NSW RFS members named as recipients of the Australian Fire Service Medal, as part of the Australia Day Honours.