FRNSW 140th Birthday Ceremony Fire and Rescue NSW 2024-02-14 | Fire and Rescue NSW (FRNSW) has marked its 140th birthday today with a special ceremony at one of Australia’s most historic fire stations. NSW Governor, Her Excellency the Honourable Margaret Beazley AC KC, today joined Emergency Services Minister, Jihad Dib MP; FRNSW Commissioner, Jeremy Fewtrell AFSM, and a host of other dignitaries at a birthday party at the City of Sydney station in Castlereagh Street.For further information, view our media release here: https://www.fire.nsw.gov.au/incident.php?record=recPeLOWOqZzm85Rn
What is an On Call Firefighter? Fire and Rescue NSW 2026-07-28 | Our On-Call firefighters are a highly skilled, ethical and professional team of men and women from all walks of life. On-Call Firefighters support their local community by responding to emergency incidents from their home or other workplaces. When the pager goes off, our On-Call Firefighters answer the call by responding directly from their place of work or home. Learn more at https://careers.fire.nsw.gov.au/on-call-firefighting
Part of Something Bigger. Being An On-call Firefighter Fire and Rescue NSW 2026-02-22 | What makes someone answer the call? on-call firefighters from Fire and Rescue NSW share why they joined, what keeps them turning out, and what being part of their local station truly means to them.From protecting their community to building lifelong friendships, this is more than a role. It is purpose, pride, and being ready when it matters most.Thinking about stepping up? Your community could be waiting for you.Apply at fire.nsw.gov.au
Connected Firefighter - Fire and Rescue NSW Fire and Rescue NSW 2025-11-20 | Fire and Rescue NSW has rolled out one of the most significant technology upgrades in our history, strengthening how firefighters stay connected on the frontline.The Connected Firefighter programme brings together advanced radios, satellite communications, vehicle technology and real-time data. It means crews can access the information they need, when they need it most, whether they’re responding in the city, on the coast, in remote regional areas, or during major emergencies.This is about giving every firefighter the tools to do their job safely, effectively, and with confidence – today and into the future. For further information, visit: https://www.fire.nsw.gov.au/page.php?id=2437
Firefighters battle major blaze in auto wreckers yard at Fairfield East NSW Fire and Rescue NSW 2025-08-13 | Fire and Rescue NSW (FRNSW) crews have stopped a fire in a Fairfield East car wreckers yard from spreading to a neighbouring business storing large Lithium-ion batteries.FRNSW received numerous Triple Zero (000) calls about the blaze in Fairfield Street just after 3am.The first crews on scene called for additional resources as flames destroyed a two level office, which collapsed, as well as an adjoining workshop, a number of wrecked vehicles and car parts.View the media release here: https://www.fire.nsw.gov.au/incident.php?record=recjploJbCzQjBUpp
FRNSW Graduation Ceremony - 25 July 2025 Fire and Rescue NSW 2025-07-25 | The NSW Minister for Emergency Services, Jihad Dib, today welcomed more than 200 new firefighters to Fire and Rescue NSW (FRNSW) ranks at a graduation ceremony at the Emergency Services Academy in Orchard Hills, in Sydney’s west.The recruits hail from varied backgrounds, including trades, fitness, other emergency services, and community-based roles, such as lifeguards and on-call firefighters stepping up to permanent positions.View more information here: https://fire.nsw.gov.au/incident.php?record=recwOMyEfEqr0Ir2n
FRNSW Graduation Ceremony - 4 April 2025 Fire and Rescue NSW 2025-04-05 | The NSW Minister for Emergency Services, Jihad Dib, today welcomed 169 new firefighters to Fire and Rescue NSW (FRNSW) ranks at a graduation ceremony at the Emergency Services Academy in Orchard Hills in Sydney’s west.View the media release here: https://www.fire.nsw.gov.au/incident.php?record=rec0IgFGcuKiBPpwF
How a Sprinkler System Saved This Warehouse 🔥💧 Fire and Rescue NSW 2025-03-17 | A large fire broke out next door to this warehouse, but thanks to a well-maintained sprinkler system, disaster was avoided. See how fire protection measures can make all the difference in an emergency.
Safety Tips for Living at Home with Dementia Fire and Rescue NSW 2025-03-13 | When supporting a person living with dementia, it's essential to balance their independence with fire safety. Implementing key safety features in the home can provide them with greater freedom while ensuring they remain protected. - Download the dementia safety fact sheet here frnsw.net/3QFhmSq- Home safety visit frnsw.net/4ehXLlY
Take a look at our deployment vehicle for our water rescue teams! Fire and Rescue NSW 2025-03-12 | Get a close-up look at our water rescue deployment vehicle, designed for rapid response in flood emergencies. Explore its advanced features, specialised equipment, and how it supports our teams in deploying to flood-affected communities.
A Day in the Life of a Sydney Firefighter with @demileaworrad Fire and Rescue NSW 2025-03-03 | Ever wondered what it’s like to be a firefighter? Join @demileaworrad as she takes you through a day in the life of a firefighter in Sydney! From responding to emergency calls to essential fire safety training, see firsthand the skills, teamwork, and dedication it takes to protect the community.
Behind the scenes: Footage from a Large Warehouse Fire Fire and Rescue NSW 2025-02-25 | Go behind the scenes of the massive Christies Street, St Marys fire, where over 100 firefighters and 20 fire trucks battled an inferno that sent fireballs 60 meters into the air. Exploding gas bottles, hazardous chemicals, and intense heat forced emergency crews to retreat at times, as the blaze reached a 14th alarm level—the highest classification.Further information can be found from our website: https://www.fire.nsw.gov.au/incident.php?record=rec3u4F0qYOgbsv9h
Lithium-ion batteries: shop, charge and recycle safely Fire and Rescue NSW 2025-02-17 | In NSW, portable lithium-ion batteries have become a leading fire hazard, posing serious risks in homes, workplaces, and waste facilities. By taking simple steps at each stage of a battery's life cycle-shopping, using, charging, and recycling — you can protect yourself, your loved ones, your workers and your community. https://www.fire.nsw.gov.au/chargesafe
Homemade battery charger sparks another lithium-ion blaze, 14th in last nine days Fire and Rescue NSW 2025-02-11 | Fire and Rescue NSW (FRNSW) crews have identified a makeshift power supply, running from a light fitting to an e-bike on charge, as the cause of a garage fire this morning at Caringbah, in Sydney’s south.Learn more here: https://www.fire.nsw.gov.au/incident.php?record=rec0gSfEwHNOZxtnsTo learn how you can charge safe, visit: www.fire.nsw.gov.au/chargesafe
FRNSW Recruitment Information Session 1 - 2025 Fire and Rescue NSW 2025-02-06 | We're looking for people with different skills and capabilities, outside the 'traditional' role of a firefighter, who want to join a team that's prepared for anything. At Fire and Rescue NSW (FRNSW) we do more than fight fires.This is a recording from Information Session 1 held at 2 PM, February 2025.Please note that there are updated versions of the PAT videos used within this presentation available here: youtube.com/watch?v=q3E_iYe0pLw&list=PLF3695813B9A4A68B&index=2Visit https://careers.fire.nsw.gov.au for further information.
Firefighters rescue three people and a dog from e-bike blaze Fire and Rescue NSW 2025-01-17 | Fire and Rescue NSW (FRNSW) crews have rescued three people and a dog, trapped by a second storey unit fire at Merrylands West, in Sydney.For further information about the incident, visit: https://www.fire.nsw.gov.au/incident.php?record=rec6ZaCxp26QUMi2mFor lithium-ion safety visit: https://www.fire.nsw.gov.au/chargesafe
Devastating house fire - Voyager Point Fire and Rescue NSW 2024-12-11 | Fire and Rescue NSW (FRNSW) crews have extinguished a house fire overnight at Voyager Point near Liverpool in south-west Sydney, leaving the two-level home completely destroyed. Fortunately firefighters were able to save the owner's irreplaceable Rolls Royce from the devastating fire.The blaze broke out just after 6.00pm on Tuesday evening in the double-storey residence on Goodenia Court.More than 30 firefighters and nine fire trucks responded to more than 30 Triple Zero (000) calls to the home on fire, with black smoke pouring from the property that could be seen from neighbouring properties.On arrival, FRNSW crews found both levels of the house fully engulfed with fire.Firefighters quickly got to work to extinguish the blaze on all sides of the property. Two aerial ladder pumper trucks assisted to contain the blaze from above. Crews also worked to protect the neighbouring properties.Fortunately, the only occupant that was home at the time safely evacuated, and there were no pets on the property.It took approximately two and a half hours to get the fire under control and contained. Firefighters were faced with significant structural collapse which challenged operations and concealed deep seated fires.Crews remained on scene throughout the night to continue to extinguish the deep smouldering fire.FRNSW specialist fire investigators are attending the scene today with NSW Police forensics to assist with investigating the cause of the fire.
FRNSW Graduation Ceremony - 29 November 2024 Fire and Rescue NSW 2024-11-29 | NSW Premier Chris Minns, Minister for Emergency Services Jihad Dib and Fire and Rescue NSW (FRNSW) Commissioner Jeremy Fewtrell today welcomed 286 new firefighters to the ranks of Fire and Rescue NSW (FRNSW) at a graduation ceremony in western Sydney. The new intake includes 61 permanent firefighters and 225 paid on-call firefighters, with graduates hailing from diverse backgrounds including skydiving, carpentry, architecture, teaching and defence. The graduation was held at the Emergency Services Academy at Orchard Hills.View the media release here: https://www.fire.nsw.gov.au/incident.php?record=rec1nYpOddOJuNaUt
Metal recycling complex fire - Villawood Fire and Rescue NSW 2024-10-21 | Fire and Rescue NSW (FRNSW) crews have been battling a large fire in a metal recycling complex in Villawood.FRNSW received multiple Triple Zero (000) calls to a fire just after 12.30pm 21 Oct 2024 and firefighters observed large volumes of thick black smoke en route to the incident.Large quantities of mattresses shredded for disposal are well alight, and the fire is deep within multiple areas in the facility.More than 60 firefighters are on scene, with over 16 fire trucks including numerous aerial ladder trucks.Firefighting efforts are being hampered by water supply issues and strong winds are pushing smoke in a northerly direction.FRNSW is urging nearby residents to stay away from the area and keep doors, windows and vents closed.Local evacuations are in place, and there are no reported injuries.Miller Road and Sir Thomas Mitchell Road are currently closed.NSW Police and NSW Ambulance are also in attendance.
Never use BBQs or outdoor heaters inside Fire and Rescue NSW 2024-07-04 | Never use BBQs or outdoor heaters inside because they make carbon monoxide gas, which can kill without warning. Protect yourself and your family this winter: leave BBQs and outdoor heaters outside.Carbon monoxide is a poisonous gas that you can’t see, taste or smell.- Some devices make carbon monoxide and should never be used indoors, including outdoor heaters and barbeques, tools with gasoline engines, portable generators and vehicle engines.- Carbon monoxide poisoning often occurs when people use these outdoor devices indoors or in a closed space without enough air flow.- Common symptoms of carbon monoxide poisoning include headache, nausea, vomiting, dizziness and weakness.- People with more severe poisoning may faint or lose consciousness, and in some instances, suffer permanent brain injury or death.For further information, visit: https://www.health.nsw.gov.au/COpoisoning
Stage 1 - FRNSW Physical Aptitude Test (PAT) Fire and Rescue NSW 2024-06-30 | Stage 1 is made up of 2 tasks and is not timed.The tasks are:1. reduced visibility search2. ladder simulationFor further information visit the Fire and Rescue NSW website http://careers.fire.nsw.gov.au
FRNSW Graduation Ceremony - 28 June 2024 Fire and Rescue NSW 2024-06-28 | More than 250 new firefighters will graduate from the Fire and Rescue NSW (FRNSW) Emergency Services Academy at Orchard Hills today (Friday 28 June 2024).The new graduates include former teachers, paramedics, army personnel and lifeguards.FRNSW Commissioner, Jeremy Fewtrell, will be joined by Minister for Emergency Services, Jihad Dib, to induct the new recruits.For further information, visit: https://www.fire.nsw.gov.au/incident.php?record=rec1KEp07FCfT8zBEThis video is a recording of a live stream.
Happy 140th Birthday FRNSW Fire and Rescue NSW 2024-02-14 | Fire and Rescue NSW (FRNSW) has marked its 140th birthday today with a special ceremony at one of Australia’s most historic fire stations.View the full ceremony here: youtube.com/watch?v=VyjrAyFYEUMView our media release here for further information: https://www.fire.nsw.gov.au/incident.php?record=recPeLOWOqZzm85Rn
What we bring on deployment. Fire and Rescue NSW 2024-02-01 | Our firefighters has been helping out in Queensland during Cyclone Kirrily.Here's a look at some their gear and must haves on the job.#Firefighter #PreparedForAnything #CycloneKirrily
Firefighters hone their vertical rescue skills on Mollymook Headland. Fire and Rescue NSW 2023-12-04 | The Fire and Rescue NSW crew from Ulladulla station conducts a training mission on clifftops at Mollymook, on the NSW's south coast.The crew, led by Captain Paul Collins, had an opportunity to test out new equipment and decided to complete on-station exercises before conducting specialist Vertical Rescue training around 40 metres above sea level.The drills allow the firefighters to familiarise themselves with the new gear without the pressures of a real-time emergency.#VerticalRescue #Rescue #MoreThanFire #OfficeWithAView #Vertigo
If its flooded, forget it! Fire and Rescue NSW 2023-12-04 | Our ‘in-water’ strike teams have an important reminder for you. If it’s flooded, forget it!5 ‘in-water’ strike teams were deployed to flood-impacted communities on NSW’s South Coast due to heavy rainfall last week.#NSW #SouthCoast #MoreThanFire #Flood #HeavyRain #SafeDriving
Commissioner’s Commencement and Recruit Graduation Ceremony - 1 December 2023 Fire and Rescue NSW 2023-12-01 | A new chapter in the history of Fire and Rescue NSW (FRNSW) has been written today with Jeremy Fewtrell formally recognised as the state's 23rd Fire Commissioner.This historic day has also seen a new intake of 79 permanent and 193 on call firefighters officially graduate and begin a journey that will see them join stations around the state.For further information visit: https://www.fire.nsw.gov.au/incident.php?record=recg9BYUB0uLjZiL3
That new Turntable Ladder Truck smell! 🚒 #FirePrevention #Automobile #Laddertruck #Firefighter Fire and Rescue NSW 2023-11-14 | We can reach you more efficiently in case of high-rise emergencies in Sydney’s east, thanks to the new turntable ladder truck added to the Woollahra Fire Station fleet.This upgraded appliance can release 7600 litres of water in a minute and even has a specialised stretcher to transport patients. #MoreThanFire #PreparedForAnything #Fleet #LadderTruck See less
What happens when a damaged Lithium-ion battery is charged? Fire and Rescue NSW 2023-11-14 | E-scooter fire from a faulty Lithium-Ion battery. This repair shop in Burwood, Sydney got lucky, but watch what precautions you can take to protect yourself from fire risks caused by Lithium-Ion batteries.Head to www.fire.nsw.gov.au/ChargeSafe to know more.#LithiumIonBattery #ThermalRunway
What to do after you dial Triple Zero (000)? Fire and Rescue NSW 2023-11-08 | If you dial Triple Zero(000) in a fire emergency, say Fire and follow these steps.#Fire #HomeSafety #GetOutStayOut
Large Warehouse Fire - Girraween NSW 29/10/2023 Fire and Rescue NSW 2023-11-03 | The blaze broke out on the Great Western Highway just before 2am 29/10/2023.At the peak of the fire, more than 100 firefighters and 20 fire trucks worked to stop the fierce fire from spreading to neighbouring businesses.This video includes coverage from the initial firefighting operations through to the fire duties performed by firefighters to render the site safe at 4am 31/10/2023 and is explained by Superintendent Adam Dewberry, Fire and Rescue NSW Operational Media Liaison.
Lithium-ion battery fires 🔋🔥 Fire and Rescue NSW 2023-10-18 | Here are some of the lithium-ion battery fires we have responded to over the last 6 months. These fires highlight the importance of correctly charging batteries at home.- Make sure a smoke alarm or heat alarm is working in rooms where batteries are charged or stored.- Charge batteries on hard surfaces that can't catch on fire like concrete floors or tiles. Don't charge them on surfaces like beds, sofas, or carpet.- Large batteries like the ones used in e-scooters, e-bikes, and power-tools, should only be charged in the garage, shed or carport, away from living spaces and exits.Further information about battery and charging safety can be found on our website here: https://www.fire.nsw.gov.au/batteries
This why you need to book a free fire safety check with us. Fire and Rescue NSW 2023-09-20 | Jodie discovered something unexpected and vital about her home when she booked one with her local fire station.Visit www.fire.nsw.gov.au/VISITS to request one for yourself.#SafetyVisit #MoreThanFire #SmokeAlarms
Hazard Reductions explained Fire and Rescue NSW 2023-09-05 | Follow Superintendent Adam Dewberry and Station Officer Heath Langdon as they explain what a hazard reduction is and how they are typically performed by Fire and Rescue NSW. This hazard reduction was located at Warragamba NSW.Hazard reductions are conducted by different agencies in NSW. NSW Rural Fire Service and NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service also conduct them.The NSW Rural Fire Service is the lead agency for all bushfire related information. For more information on Hazard Reductions in NSW, visit the NSW Rural Fire Service website here: http://www.rfs.nsw.gov.au/fire-information/hazard-reductions#PreparedForAnything #BushFires #HazardReduction
Casino NSW, coal storage container fire Fire and Rescue NSW 2023-08-28 | At 1:20AM, 28 Aug 2023, a coal storage tower at Casino, New South Wales caught fire. Fire and Rescue NSW firefighters worked for over 6 hours to bring the blaze under control.
Whats in our rescue bag? Fire and Rescue NSW 2023-08-21 | This cute kid got stuck up a cliff. Luckily our Wentworthville crew went up and goat it. 😄 📷 Fire and Rescue NSW Station 057 Wentworthville #animalrescue #BabyGoat #goat
Possum joey picks out firefighters for help Fire and Rescue NSW 2023-08-20 | Our Narrabeen crew was sharing fire safety education with preschoolers when this wee possum pupil dropped into the playground and then ran up Station Officer Sutton's leg. We located the tree and, with some coaxing, convinced it to leap back to Mum, who came down hearing the squeaks. #Rescue #Cute
#GoMatildas Fire and Rescue NSW 2023-08-16 | Semi-finals here we come! #GoMatildas You might catch some of our crews out and about tonight, ensuring the only fire around is the one the Matildas bring to the field. 🔥
Firefighters save house and two pet bunnies in possible Lithium battery blaze Fire and Rescue NSW 2023-08-10 | Fire and Rescue NSW (FRNSW) crews have saved a house and two pet rabbits from a possible Lithium battery fire this afternoon in Sydney's west.The blaze broke out around 2.40pm in the garage of the home in Solander Road, Kings Langley.Two occupants made it safely out of the two-storey house and alerted firefighters about their pet bunnies, still inside.As other fire crews prevented flames spreading throughout the dwelling, a team of firefighters, wearing breathing apparatus, entered the home and retrieved the frightened animals, hiding under furniture in a room next to the garage.Click here to read more: https://www.fire.nsw.gov.au/incident.php?record=recgc25lq6yDN9VjS
Firefighters investigating cause of boat fires Fire and Rescue NSW 2023-08-10 | The fire broke out on board one of the vessels moored at the marina on McCarrs Point Road around 5am, 10 Aug 2023. Flames spread from one boat to two others nearby. Six FRNSW trucks and 22 firefighters arrived at the scene and crews managed to prevent the fire spreading to at least 20 other vessels. Water Police and the Rural Fire Service, with two boats deployed, assisted fire crews. Click here for further information: https://www.fire.nsw.gov.au/incident.php?record=recBP3JsJ7puattMS
Cultural informed burns in bushfire-prone areas Fire and Rescue NSW 2023-08-09 | Fire and Rescue NSW (FRNSW) along with the Bega Local Aboriginal Land Council (LALC) are using traditional cultural practices to carry out low-intensity cool burns that help reduce bushfire risk on the Far South Coast, an area devastated during the horrific ‘Black Summer’ crisis.For further information, visit: https://www.fire.nsw.gov.au/incident.php?record=recqhCeIXAOTmYebC
Hazmat incident in Girraween, Sydneys West Fire and Rescue NSW 2023-07-27 | Fire and Rescue NSW (FRNSW) responded to a major Hazmat incident at an industrial complex at Girraween, in Sydney's west on the 26 July 2023. Occupants of units within the industrial complex had originally reported explosions and yellow coloured smoke emitting from a drain. The incident location has now been rendered safe and has been handed back to the owner.
FRNSW launches ‘Yarning Circle’ at Emergency Services Academy (ESA) Fire and Rescue NSW 2023-07-25 | Fire and Rescue NSW (FRNSW) is further encouraging respectful and honest conversations and the sharing of Traditional Knowledge by opening a Yarning Circle at its training centre at Orchard Hills, in Sydney’s west.Officially unveiled off the back of NAIDOC Week, the new outdoor space at the Emergency Services Academy (ESA) is a tangible step towards Reconciliation between Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and non-Indigenous people.View more here: https://www.fire.nsw.gov.au/incident.php?record=recOkDjJN5QCVdcPn
Electric scooter battery safety Fire and Rescue NSW 2023-07-24 | More information about safely charging, storing and disposing of lithium batteries, and related devices, is available on the FRNSW website: https://www.fire.nsw.gov.au/batteries#LithiumBattery #lithiumionbattery
Electric scooter battery suspected to have sparked unit blaze Fire and Rescue NSW 2023-07-24 | Fire and Rescue NSW (FRNSW) investigators suspect a fire which damaged a unit at Wentworthville, in Sydney's west, today may have been sparked by an electric scooter.More information about safely charging, storing and disposing of lithium batteries, and related devices, is available on our website here: https://www.fire.nsw.gov.au/page.php?id=9389Read our media release for further information about the incident: https://www.fire.nsw.gov.au/incident.php?record=recIP3nsUPx3vIenD
Brookvale factory unit fire Fire and Rescue NSW 2023-07-13 | Footage from the large Brookvale factory unit fire on the 10 and 11 July 2023.#BrookvaleFire #PreparedForAnything #Drones #firefighting
FRNSW Canadian firefighting deployment May - June 2023 clips Fire and Rescue NSW 2023-06-29 | This video contains multiple clips from various days and locations during the FRNSW Canadian firefighting deployment, May - June 2023.Media release: Fire and Rescue NSW welcomes home Canadian firefighting deployment29 June 2023A handful of Fire and Rescue NSW (FRNSW) firefighters has arrived home in Sydney as part of an Australasian relief team returning from Canada where it’s helped battle that nation’s wildfire emergency.Four of the nine FRNSW firefighters, dispatched to the province of Alberta returned today, with five more colleagues about to leave Canada.The FRNSW personnel were appointed to a variety of leadership roles such as Logistics Managers, Safety and Information Officers, Task Force Commanders and Strike Team leaders, tackling many out-of-control blazes across hundreds of thousands of hectares.Along with dozens of colleagues from the NSW Rural Fire Service, the National Parks and Wildlife Service and Forestry NSW, the Australians joined firefighters from all over the world to support the emergency response.Read more here: https://www.fire.nsw.gov.au/incident.php?record=reclwFrcFb6e11rAb
FRNSW Recruitment Information Session 2023 Fire and Rescue NSW 2023-06-16 | We're looking for people with different skills and capabilities, outside the 'traditional' role of a firefighter, who want to join a team that's prepared for anything. At Fire and Rescue NSW (FRNSW) we do more than fight fires.This is a recording from a Recruitment Information Session held in the June 2023.Please note that there are updated versions of the PAT videos used within this presentation available here: youtube.com/playlist?list=PLF3695813B9A4A68BVisit https://careers.fire.nsw.gov.au for further information.
Footage from major building fire in Surry Hills Fire and Rescue NSW 2023-05-26 | This video shows our footage in chronological order from 25 May 2023 4PM - 26 May 2023 11:30AM.Update: 26 May 2023 1:30PMFire and Rescue NSW (FRNSW) crews today remain at the scene of a major fire in Surry Hills, dousing reignition points and assisting with investigations.The blaze, which at its peak was declared a '10th alarm', destroyed two multi-storey buildings on Randle Street yesterday afternoon.More than 120 FRNSW firefighters and 30 fire trucks, from multiple stations across Sydney, battled into the night to contain and extinguish the flames.They managed to save several buildings, including adjoining residential apartments and office blocks on the opposite side of the road.The fire is now out, but a small number of fire crews remain on-site, monitoring for potential flare-ups.They are being assisted by FRNSW's Remotely Piloted Aircraft Systems (RPAS), or drones, which are helping pinpoint potential areas of concern.Significant structural collapse has occurred at the site.Engineers and other experts monitoring the stability of what remains of the buildings.An exclusion zone is currently in place in the vicinity of the fire scene and, at this stage, is expected to remain for at least seven days.As a result, at least 50 nearby residents have been left displaced.The advice for anyone who has been displaced and has not yet registered should do so via https://register.redcross.org.au
FRNSW Graduation Ceremony - 19 May 2023 Fire and Rescue NSW 2023-05-19 | Hundreds of new firefighters have today joined the ranks of Fire and Rescue NSW (FRNSW), with a graduation ceremony held at the Emergency Services Academy in Orchard Hills, Western Sydney.Making up the new intake are 61 new permanent firefighters, with an additional 164 qualifying as on-call firefighters.For further information visit: https://www.fire.nsw.gov.au/incident.php?record=recUm3mM2mh0ZZhx1
