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Notices
065/2020: Hose testing procedure now in RD5 Standard Tests
064/2020: Updated preparation for receiving helicopters at an MVA or other emergency scenes
063/2020: NZTA Driving Hours Variation
062/2020: Yellow reflective arrows on Wayout couplings
News & Blog
Wellness Webinar - Mental Health Awareness Week
Missed the Mental Health Awareness Week Q&A session on Monday? You can now watch the entire Wellness Webinar with Clinical Psychologist Catherine Gallagher on the Portal.
Travel booking pilot is up and running
As we indicated on the Portal last week, our new travel booking pilot starts today.
Welcome to Mental Health Awareness Week!
Today marks the start of Mental Health Awareness Week. How are you and your team going to get involved?
Get involved in New Zealand Sign Language Week
Welcome to New Zealand Sign Language Week, which runs from 21st-27th September. We encourage you to give it a go and learn some new words in sign.
A wrap up of Te Wiki o te Reo Māori
Kei ngā ihuoneone, kei ngā taituarā o te tari, tēnei ka mihiKa pai for giving te reo a go during Te Wiki o te Reo MāoriHere’s a few pics and...
Travel booking pilot starting soon
Now that we have more relaxed COVID-19 restrictions, our new travel booking pilot kicks off next Wednesday, 23 September.
Daylight Saving September Campaign
As we know, working smoke alarms give people an early alert to fire in their home, and that early alert gives them the best chance of escaping alive.
Something phishy is coming
Do you know how to spot a phishing email every time? If a suspicious email lands in your inbox, do you know what to do with it?
Dr Sir John Te Ahikaiata Turei Memorial Grant
With Māori Language Week 2020 in full swing, you may have had a chance to practise your reo this week. Are you interested in developing it further?
National Commander undertakes PCA
Every two years, career firefighters undertake physical competency assessments (PCA) to make sure they continue to maintain the appropriate levels of fitness to respond to incidents.