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New Zealand Fire Services (NZFS)
Restricted Fire Season for the Bay of Plenty
News and media|14 February 2024The Bay of Plenty will move to a restricted fire season from 6am on Thursday 15 February, until further notice.
Fire and Emergency committed to building a positive culture following independent review
News and media|8 December 2022Fire and Emergency New Zealand Board Chair Rebecca Keoghan MNZM says the organisation is committed to making Fire and Emergency a place where all its people thrive.
New Zealand firefighters helping battle blazes in Queensland
News and media|12 November 2019Twenty-one New Zealand firefighters are departing for Australia today (Tuesday 12 November) to help fight the wild fires that have been raging in Queensland for the past nine weeks.
Action taken to protect volunteers and the community from alleged NZPFU threats and intimidation
News and media|17 December 2025Fire and Emergency New Zealand has commenced legal action in the Employment Relations Authority against the New Zealand Professional Firefighters Union (NZPFU) and one of its officials, following alleged threats and intimidation of volunteer firefighters in relation to their response to emergency callouts.
Change in fire season for Kaipara
News and media|28 April 2021Kaipara is now in an open fire season, effective from 8am today (Wednesday 28 April).
Manawatu rural areas move to restricted fire season from Wednesday
News and media|24 February 2021The Rangitikei, Manawatu and Palmerston North rural districts will move from an open fire season to a restricted fire season from 8am Wednesday 24 February.
New First Response Unit to better serve St Arnaud community
News and media|26 May 2026The St Arnaud community will get a swifter response to medical emergencies now that the Lake Rotoiti Volunteer Fire Brigade has become a First Response Unit.