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Hazard reduction burns continue this week.
Fire agencies and land managers are continuing to take advantage of suitable weather conditions to complete important hazard reduction burns across the State.
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Published 18 May 2016
Read MoreCudgegong volunteers’ commitment praised
Longstanding volunteers from the Cudgegong were honoured today by the NSW Rural Fire Service (NSW RFS) for their ongoing commitment to the local community
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Published 14 May 2016
Read MoreNew online tool helps NSW Residents
NSW residents now have access to an easy to use online tool that will help assess their bush fire risk, NSW Rural Fire Service (NSW RFS) Commissioner Shane Fitzsimmons announced today.
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Published 13 May 2016
Read MoreOakville Brigade opens new sub-station
It’s the beginning of a new era for the Oakville Rural Fire Brigade. NSW Rural Fire Service (NSW RFS) Senior Assistant Commissioner Bruce McDonald officially declared their new sub-station open today.
Published 09 Apr 2016
Read MoreCelebrations for Albion Park veteran volunteers, station opening and a new tanker
NSW Rural Fire Service (NSW RFS) Albion Park Brigade have recognised the achievements of veteran volunteers, celebrated the official opening of a new fire station and the handover of a new vehicle this week.
Published 09 Apr 2016
Read MoreTotal Fire Ban Declared - Lower Central West Plans (5 April)
A Total Fire Ban has been declared for Lower Central West Plains tomorrow, Wednesday 6 April 2016 due to forecast hot and windy conditions.
Published 05 Apr 2016
Read MorePraise for New England’s long-standing volunteer firefighters
Some of the New England area’s most experienced volunteer firefighters have been celebrated today for their longstanding commitment to helping protect their local communities from the destruction of fire.
Published 02 Apr 2016
Read MoreVolunteers praised for long-term commitment to the Rural Fire Service
Longstanding volunteers from the Chifley Zone area were honoured last night by the NSW Rural Fire Service (NSW RFS) for their ongoing commitment to the local community.
Published 01 Apr 2016
Read MoreBush fire season draws to a close
Today marks the end of the statutory Bush Fire Danger Period (BFDP) in NSW after much of the state experienced a relatively quiet fire season. With predictions of a long and difficult season due to a strong El Nino weather pattern in the Pacific, NSW was spared the worst after good rainfall at the right time across the season.
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Published 31 Mar 2016
Read MoreNSW and ACT reinforcements on the way to Tasmania
NSW and ACT emergency service agencies have coordinated 140 personnel to assist in the current fire emergency in Tasmania including 100 remote area firefighters, 35 incident management and liaison personnel and five paramedics, along with thirty trucks and two aircraft.
Published 22 Jan 2016
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