Alister Quigley (Crafty)
Temuka Volunteer Fire Brigade advise of the passing of retired Senior Station Officer and Life Honorary Member Alister Quigley (Crafty), who completed more than 40 years’ service to his community.
News
New framework optimises investment and delivery of projects and programmes
A new Investment Management Framework has been designed to ensure that when it comes to project and programme delivery, ‘best practice’ at Fire and Emergency is easy to find, understand and apply. Our new policy defines what is considered a project or programme.
Vitae is now Fire and Emergency’s national provider for our Employee Assistance Programme
From 1 July 2021 Fire and Emergency’s single national provider for the delivery of our Employee Assistance Programme (EAP) will be Vitae.
Our second Volunteerism Strategy six-month progress report
Our second six-monthly report to track Fire and Emergency New Zealand’s progress against our Volunteerism Strategy is now publicly available.
Watch behind the scenes - live house fire burn
Watch exactly what went into our recent live on-air controlled house burn with TVNZ's Seven Sharp.
Learning Station is being upgraded
We’re upgrading Learning Station, Fire and Emergency’s online training and education hub.
NZ Firefighters Credit Union looking for a people to join its Board of Directors
The NZ Firefighters Credit Union is looking for passionate people to join its board of directors.
Congratulations in order for latest recruit who got engaged at graduation
Graduating as a firefighter is a monumental moment for our people, but it’s even more monumental when you also get engaged.
Remote access being updated on Fire and Emergency laptops
Over the next three weeks, our ICT team will be rolling out the Always On VPN remote access solution to Fire and Emergency New Zealand laptops.
One year milestone for Local Advisory Committees
This month marks one year since our Local Advisory Committees (LACs) were established. This is an exciting milestone for our committees and local Fire and Emergency teams.