Quarterly NZ Fire Brigades’ Long Service & Good Conduct Award Update
Congratulations to this quarter’s recipients of the New Zealand Fire Brigades’ Long Service and Good Conduct Award.
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Daylight savings - donated smoke alarms
Area Manager Wipari Henwood today installed the first of 1500 donated smoke alarms in a home in Whangarei to mark the start of Fire and Emergency’s daylight saving campaign. Read more here
Quarterly NZ Fire Brigades’ Long Service & Good Conduct Award Update
Congratulations to this quarter’s recipients of the New Zealand Fire Brigades’ Long Service and Good Conduct Award.
May Monthly Update - From the Top
Keeping you connected with what’s going on with communities and the change we are going through is crucial as we build the new Fire and Emergency New Zealand.In this month’s FENZ Update you will find insights into how we are working together on the front line and behind the scenes. There’s a lot going on – some of it is obvious to everyone and some involves planning and thinking and changing that isn’t quite so visible.
New Zealand Firefighters Welfare Society 2018 Election Results
The voting for Region 2, 4 and 6 closed at 10am May 18, 2018. Read here for the results.
Officer Career Board Close Out
Friday 11 May 2018, 24 of our people from across five regions attended the close out event of Fire and Emergency New Zealand’s Officer Career Board.
Fire and Emergency’s Sportsperson of the Year
Joseph Sullivan, a qualified firefighter at Parnell Fire Station in Auckland, was today presented with the 2017 Fire and Emergency New Zealand Sportsperson of the Year Award for his role in Emirates Team New Zealand winning the America’s Cup.
Stepping Up & Stepping Out at PRIDE
A massive group of around 40 Fire and Emergency NZ personnel and families were out amongst the colour, sparkle and glamour on Saturday 17 February attending the 2018 Pride Parade in Auckland.
FENZ Trailblazers pound Wellington pavements
Fire and Emergency put on a good show at this years 'Wellington Round the Bays'. Click here to find out more
3, 2, 1 – our role in lift-off
With 3,500kg kerosene and 8,500kg liquid oxygen on board – and the usual risks around getting a rocket into space – Fire and Emergency NZ played a crucial role in providing on-the-ground safety and support to prepare for the worst case scenario during last weekend’s Rocket Lab test launch. Luckily it wasn’t needed.