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Serving Our Communities - Star Observer - Vimarsana News

Serving Our Communities - Star Observer

When your workplace’s motto is to be prepared for anything, there's never a dull moment and no day is the same.In a chat with Star Observer, Deputy Commissioner of Strategic Capability for Fire and Rescue NSW, Megan Stiffler shared what drives her to serve the community, Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras, and the importance of diversity at Fire and Rescue.

Revolutionary Tech Unveiled to Tackle Emergency Service Black Spots - Vimarsana News

Revolutionary Tech Unveiled to Tackle Emergency Service Black Spots

Mobile Wi-Fi equipment has been installed in over 1,300 vehicles belonging to the New South Wales (NSW) Fire & Rescue and NSW State Emergency Service

Combat Air Analysis Lead job with Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (Dstl) - Vimarsana News

Combat Air Analysis Lead job with Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (Dstl)

Combat Air Analysis Lead job in Dstl Portsdown West, Fareham. Hampshire with Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (Dstl). Apply Today.

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Fatal fear: Fire officials warn of battery danger – The Western Weekender - Vimarsana News

Fatal fear: Fire officials warn of battery danger – The Western Weekender

Christmas is just around the corner and presents under the tree usually invoke excitement, but some popular choices have the potential to be life-threatening.

On The Royal Commission's Report Into The Christchurch Mosque Shootings - Vimarsana News

On The Royal Commission's Report Into The Christchurch Mosque Shootings

Friday, 11 December 2020, 10:20 am For an 800 page monster, the Royal Commission report into the Christchurch shootings has proved to be a strangely weightless affair. Everyone – the Police, the PM, the security services – has apologised but (allegedly) no-one did anything wrong. People lost their lives , but no-one appears likely to lose their jobs. Atrocities like this must be prevented in future but - according to the report - nothing could have prevented this tragedy, in that pure luck would have been our best and only hope of detecting the terrorist before he struck. Which raises a q...