This Fire&Rescue Magazine shows off the new SMART Map system for disaster management. The magazine also celebrates Kaikohe and Palmerston North fire brigades for winning the inaugural fire station of the year award.

This Fire&Rescue Magazine shows some of the new Fire Service campaigns for fire safety messages. These include, messages on the back of buses, stickers on meat packs and burnt kitchen implements in kitchen displays.

This Fire&Rescue Magazine detailed the first mobilisation of an entire urban search and rescue task force following national protocols - this was to a Greymouth tornado.

This Fire&Rescue Magazine has an article written by Jim Dance who went to Indonesia as part of the emergency management team following the Tsunami.

This Fire&Rescue Magazine makes staff aware of the new Online Ordering System - or OLO - where firefighters can order firesafety brochures to be sent to their brigade.

This Fire&Rescue Magazine reviews the Staying Alive Expo held at Mystery Creek which had a multitude of fire safety events. Plus an article investigates a study that links alcohol with unsafe fiery practice.

This Fire&Rescue Magazine helps launch the new fire service Hazmat Command Vehicle - to be used in hazardous materials callouts. There is also a report of the incidents from the recent Guy Fawkes.

This Fire&Rescue Magazine includes a series of emails written from some firefighters in the USA who were deployed to New Orleans in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina. It is also the launch of the Fire Services five values.

This Fire&Rescue Magazine looks at the July 7 bombings in London and the response of the local Fire Service. There is also a piece mourning the loss of 14 firefighters who died in the summer fire season in Spain and France.

This Fire&Rescue Magazine advertises the new under-fives Firewise pack. It also runs a profile piece on Jon Graham who became Wellington Chief Fire Officer.