NSW
Rural Fire Service sites
- NSW
Rural Fire Service Home Page The
site for the main headquarters of NSW RFS contains a great deal of information
on current issues, fire safety, government policy and legal matters.
Written reports on various matters can be downloaded as Acrobat files.
- Yarrowlumla/Queanbeyan
Rural Fire Service Our
local Fire Control provides information on fire matters at a local level.
- Unofficial
Southern Region NSW "Rural Fire Service Association" Page
A plain vanilla link page
that hooks up to some material highly relevant to our firefighting personnel.
News releases, various fire services, media releases, fire legislation
and links to some hefty reports in .pdf (Acrobat) format on enquiries
and government matters. For the thinking fiery.
Other
Rural Fire Brigades
- The
Australian Firefighter Page It
is amazing how many rural fire brigades are on the web, and I thought
that we were pretty quick off the mark. Rather than me listing them
all, try this site which purports to have a complete listing. I have
told them about us.
Fiery
Discussions
- Firebreak
An informative site on bushfire
safety, bushfire behaviour and weather and the history of bushfires
in the ACT. We get a mention here as bushfires do not recognise state
boundaries.
- Nature
Conservation Council Bush Fire Program
This elucidates the policies of the organization on burning regimes
and other fire control matters.
- Bushfire
99 Conference
The complete proceedings and papers presented at a conference at Charles
Sturt University on bushfires and fire control. There is a diversity
of interesting reading here.
- Blue
Mountains Conservation Society: Living near the Bush
A discussion of fire safety from a region where it has particular relevance,
being a somewhat combustible spot.
Other
Institutions
Fire
Links and Communication
- Firenet
This site, based
at the ANU Forestry Department, has a large array of links to fire related
sites. It also offers the opportunity to subscribe to email discussion
lists on fire matters. A good place to start a bit of cyber fire research.
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