Spot the signs, stop wildfire
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Join us at Pride 2025!
The 2025 Auckland Rainbow Parade and Wellington Pride Parade are taking place soon we’d love you and your whānau to join us!
New wildfire campaign prompts Kiwis to ‘Spot the Signs, Stop Wildfire’
Designed to become the new long-term wildfire prevention and readiness messaging platform, it encourages the public, especially land managers, and international and domestic tourists, to learn how to spot potential…
REMINDER: AFAC25 call for abstracts
We're reminding people that final abstract submissions need to be in by close of business Friday 17 January.
NZQA Unit Standards data records upload update
The Learning Technologies team has completed uploading 98% of Fire and Emergency relevant unit standards records issued into Learning Station.
Fire and Emergency and Lincoln University launch low flammability plant directory on checkitsalright.nz
The new user-friendly Low Flammability Plant Directory allows people to filter by plant type, use and form.
Message from our Chair: Firefighters recognised with New Year’s Honours
Five Fire and Emergency personnel have been recognised in the 2025 New Year's Honours List released today.
Summer issue of Ignite is out
In this issue, our National Commander Russell Wood is leaving and reflects on his time at Fire and Emergency, an international achievement award for our Data and Analytics team…
PSN Cellular Priority service now available
Police Minister, Mark Mitchell and Minister of Internal Affairs, Brooke van Velden, today officially launched the Public Safety Network (PSN) Cellular Priority service at an event in Wellington that was…
Feederlines: Wildfire Hazards – Dangerous trees
We have added a new case study to our Feederlines series which features specific incidents or themes aimed at helping with continuous improvement in our operational response.
Would you like to contribute to research to improve evacuation strategies for people with mobility impairments?
Research is underway to understand and implement solutions to support mobility-impaired people during a multi-story building evacuation.