Wildfire prevention campaign back on air to help Kiwis spot the signs, stop wildfire
It's the second year of Spot the Signs, Stop Wildfire national wildfire prevention campaign.
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Fire and Emergency advocates for fire safety this Guy Fawkes
Fire and Emergency has made a submission supporting several petitions calling for a ban on the public sale of fireworks.
Foundation level Recovery and Relief learning modules available now on the Learning Station
The modules are here to help equip our people with the essential knowledge and skills to actively support Recovery and Relief efforts.
Get ready to ShakeOut on Thursday 16 October!
ShakeOut is our national earthquake drill and tsunami hīkoi (evacuation) and it’s back for another year.
Dynamic real-time messaging kicks off wildfire season campaign
Today Fire and Emergency launches its national wildfire campaign with dynamic real-time messaging to educate the public on their local fire conditions (fire danger and season) and what that they need to do as a result.
Get Firewise turns 25
Launched in 2000, the school programme is designed to give five- and six-year-olds knowledge, attitudes and behaviours that will keep them safe around fire.
Updated advice for smoke alarm installation during Home Fire Safety Visits
Advice for Fire and Emergency personnel receiving requests from the public to install interconnected smoke alarms.
2022/23 Wildfire Summary Report published
Fire and Emergency New Zealand and Scion have released the 2022/23 Wildfire Summary Report.
New planning tool helps Kiwis prepare for wildfires
Fire and Emergency has launched its new online Prepare for Wildfire planning tool, to support communities across Aotearoa New Zealand to get ready for wildfires.
Helping communities see a fire before it starts, this winter
Our winter fire safety campaign ‘See a fire before it starts’ aims to get those at risk to better identify fire hazards.