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Issue 10 
Issue 10 

Fire and Rescue, June/July 2005

Fire & Rescue is the flagship publication of the New Zealand Fire Service.

The contents of this publication are as follows:

Underground zero

Page 3 — London bombings

Fire Station of the Year

Page 4 — First award “not an award for nothing”
Page 4 — “This brigade is a ripper”

Bouquet for brigade

PM thanks Takaka crew

International incident 14

Page 6 — Firefighters die in Spain, France

Cover story

Page 8 — City’s crews fight 28 fires in 30 days

Initiatives

Page 12 — Changes to automatic fire alarm system
Page 12 — Fire investigation super-group proposed

Qualifications landmark

Page 13 — Station officer earns first ops diploma

Profile

Page 14 — “A typical country fire brigade”

Odd spot

Page 18 — Drive-in policy crash hot in Manukau
Page 18 — Hydrant ‘art’ raises eyebrows

EEO conference

Page 19 —Different but equal

Snapshots

Page 20 — Climb for a cure
Page 22 — Murupara’s dedication pays off
Page 22 — Greymouth’s training is excellent
Page 23 — Wanganui loses dedicated, popular firefighter
Page 23 — Horrific crash leaves four dead
Page 24 — Four receive Queen’s Birthday Honours
Page 25 — Montana smoke jumper to feature at conference
Page 25 — A bright new future for historic window

Gazette

Pages 28-33 — Notices
Page 34 — Appointments
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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.
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