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Premium Content Subscriber only Killarney Rural Fire Brigade member Olivia Wright was just six months into active membership when she was deployed to the 2019/20 Canberra bushfires. What she saw in that time would forever change her perception of the lifesaving role. Rural firefighting has always been a family affair for Mrs Wright, with her sister-in-law Vicki Wilkinson and brother-in-law Kris Duncan both involved in the Massie RFS. But in her first deployment, miles away from home, she still didn’t know what to expect. “We knew it was pretty big but to see the devastation left...

Published: 4:45 PM February 17, 2021    Emergency services at the scene of the fire in Downham Market in which Rachel Wright died in April, 2020 - Credit: Sarah Hussain A fire risk assessment at the home of a vulnerable 49-year-old woman was cancelled without being rearranged weeks before she died in a blaze at the house. The visit to Rachel Wright's home in Downham Market on February 24, 2020, could not go ahead because she was in hospital, an inquest heard on Wednesday. Mrs Wright was found dead after a fire at the property, on Rosemary Way, on April 8. A post mortem examination reveale...

Asa Wright Centre – ­a crucial natural resource Monday 18 January 2021 The view from the Asa Wright Nature Centre (AWNC's) verandah is world famous. The Asa Wright Nature Centre lies at the opposite end of what is traditionally considered a natural resource in TT. There are no heavy trucks belching diesel fumes, no oil-stained earth, just a stillness that seems to reach into prehistory and the calming music of the birds that are its star attraction. From its very beginnings, the centre was envisioned as a refuge. According to the centre’s historical profile, Joseph and Helen Bruce-Holme...

These 8 photos shows the massive changes over the years in parts of Weymouth These images show shops, homes and streets in the Dorchester Road and Upwey area of Weymouth through time. Just use the simple slider device to travel from the past to present day and see how things have changed. 1.) Dorchester Road, Weymouth 624 Dorchester Road was once J.E Gray's family grocer and is now the Castle Veterinary Clinic. 2.) Ridgeway Bridge - pre-1957 as the Halt is still in use 3.) Broadwey, Dorchester Road In the modern photo you can see the now closed Swan Inn, which is now in residentia...