The Australasian Fire and Emergency Service Authorities Council (AFAC) is a collaborative organisation for public fire services, land management, and emergency service organisations in Australia and New Zealand.
To improve the effectiveness of rural firefighting, fire prevention and protection measures by all means, including the encouragement of research.
The NZPFU is a key partner with Fire and Emergency in delivering its strategic vision of reducing the incidence and consequence of fire and to provide a professional response to…
The Public Service Association is New Zealand's largest union, representing nearly 62,000 workers in central government, state-owned enterprises, local councils, health boards and community groups.
Focuses on providing advocacy for our members while continually developing the rank of commander to the highest professional levels in emergency management. Membership is open to operational Area and Assistant…
The UFBA is the national body representing and uniting fire brigades of all kinds throughout the country. In this section, you’ll find out about our rich history, our mission and…
Since its inception in 1987 we have focused on helping firefighters in New Zealand and their families.
The scheme is an employer-sponsored defined contribution superannuation scheme. It is sponsored by Fire and Emergency New Zealand for some of its employees and has been in existence since 1987.
Firefighters are now powered by First Credit Union! First Credit Union is proud to now be putting Firefighters and their families FIRST. Our products and services are designed to help…
Fire and Emergency NZ Sports Council is here to encourage, promote, foster, and give guidance to sports within the Fire and Emergency New Zealand. All events are open to all…
The Rural Professionals Association provides a collaborative voice, support and representation for members from the rural fire sector. It provides advice to Fire and Emergency New Zealand and the National…
New Zealand Fire Brigades' Institute of New Zealand (Established 1931) The New Zealand Fire Brigades' Institute of New Zealand (NZFBI) encourage technical training through field days among other incentives.
