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Bindoon and Gingin fires: Firefighters battle to bring twin bushfires under control against hostile conditions - Vimarsana News

Bindoon and Gingin fires: Firefighters battle to bring twin bushfires under control against hostile conditions

The emergency warning for a bushfire raging near Bindoon has been destroyed at least one home has been downgraded as authorities reveal lightning is the likely cause of the blaze.

Seasonal bushfire vehicles offline for two days in Joondalup and Malaga puts community at risk, union says - Vimarsana News

Seasonal bushfire vehicles offline for two days in Joondalup and Malaga puts community at risk, union says

Joondalup and Malaga urban tankers equipped to fight bushfires were offline on July 11, the second time in just three days, according to the United Firefighters Union of WA.

Firefighters rally for wage justice - Vimarsana News

Firefighters rally for wage justice

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WA firefighters take a stand for a pay rise, against exploitation - Vimarsana News

WA firefighters take a stand for a pay rise, against exploitation

The United Professional Firefighters Union – Western Australia is demanding that WA Labor negotiate, not dictate, on a new enterprise agreement. Alex Salmon reports.

WA Firefighters close training hub, return to stations as pay battle escalates - Vimarsana News

WA Firefighters close training hub, return to stations as pay battle escalates

Almost 100 firefighters filling roles in WA’s chronically understaffed emergency services department have returned to their stations over the government’s “insulting” pay offer.