A recent collision has prompted a reminder from ACT Policing to drivers that they are required to slow down to 40km/h when passing emergency services vehicles displaying a blue or red flashing light. Photo: ACT Policing
ACT Policing is reminding drivers that they are required to slow down to 40km/h when passing emergency services vehicles displaying a blue or red flashing light.
ACT Policing is reminding drivers that they are required to slow down to 40km/h when passing emergency services vehicles displaying a blue or red flashing light.
Eighteen ACT State Emergency Service personnel have been deployed by the ACT Emergency Services Agency today to assist in storm and flood recovery efforts across NSW.
Firefighting volunteers and staff from ACT emergency services will today be recognised for their ongoing commitment to keeping Canberra safe.
Named after the Patron Saint of firefighters, St Florian’s Day on 4 May...
Improving connectivity for the Rural Fire Service during natural disasters, Telstra has partnered with oobe in donating and installing Telstra GO units for the Michelago and Guises Creek Fire Brigade.
The units will...
