Lake Ōhau Fire – release of reports
Fire and Emergency New Zealand has today published two reports into the Lake Ōhau fire of 4 October 2020.
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UFBA Kōrero Series
Kōrero means a conversation. This is precisely what Fire and Emergency’s ELT aims to have with our volunteers at this Thursday’s Kōrero session.
Fire and Emergency USAR members helping Papua New Guinea with COVID-19 response
A medical and logistics support team with essential supplies left New Zealand on Saturday to help Papua New Guinea as it struggles with the COVID-19 pandemic.
Vacancy: National Manager People and Workforce Capability
The National Manager People and Workforce Capability is crucial for our organisation and plays an important role in my People Branch Leadership Team.
Two years on; New Plymouth Fire Station embracing their unique cultural identity
Taranaki District Manager, David Utumapu wants visitors to know they are not only visiting a fire station but a ‘New Zealand fire station’.
International Fraud Awareness Week
This week marks International Fraud Awareness Week.
New members for Local Advisory Committees
Following a robust recruitment process, a group of diverse and well-respected locals have been appointed to the Tairāwhiti and Chatham Islands Local Advisory Committees.
Barry Gibson
Te Kei Region Office, Otago District and Dunedin Fire Brigade advise the passing of Barry Gibson, ex Principal Fire Risk Manager, longtime Fire Risk Management Officer and Station Officer from Dunedin Brigade and Te Kei. Barry started his service in 1972 completed over 44 years.
Robert Fisher
New Brighton Volunteer Fire Brigade advises of the passing of ex firefighter Robert Fisher. Robert served with the New Brighton Volunteer Fire Brigade from 1982 to 1985 and again from 2001 to 2014.
Te Hiku to host first “Kawhe me te Kōrero” spinoff sessions
A unique opportunity to register for an online session and learn more about the local culture and history of the Districts that make up Te Hiku.