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Issue 13 
Issue 13 

Fire and Rescue, October/November 2005

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

The contents of this publication are as follows:

New initiatives

Page 3 Australasian fire services explore the future
Page 3 My sincere thanks
Page 4 Motorcycles replace trucks
Page 4 No more Groundhog Day in Liverpool
Page 5 I know where you live...

Events

Page 6 WRO Challenge a crash hit
Page 7 Rapid extrication
Page 9 Vivid demonstration drives home message

Sinking

Page 10 USAR dives into frigate exercise

Awards

Page 12 Double Gold Star outshines three-pump call out
Page 13 Whangarei crews honoured as the best professionals
Page 13 Fire Service director wins research award

Our people

Page 14 'I can wear both hats'
Page 14 Calendar bristles with talent

Fire Research

Page 15 Booze behind many fire deaths: study
Page 16 Child fire lighters need more help

Fire safety

Page 17 Touch screen Brightspark hits the right note with kids

Incidents

Page 18 Derelict buildings frustrate firefighters
Page 19 Storms lash Auckland
Page 19 Deadly problem unearthed in Arrowtown
Page 19 Toasted Muesli doesn't stop production
Page 20 Fire destroys entire 2005 vintage
Page 21 Cat call chaos in Napier - catastrophe narrowly averted

Obituary

Page 22 Alex Jaggard McLaren
Page 23 Technology
New plant sheds light for Birkenhead

Profile

It's not Trevor's region.... 24
Chief's career gets full marks 26

Sport

Interested in soccer? 26

Centenary

Lower Hutt celebrates the ton 27

Gazette

Notices 30-32
Appointments 33-34

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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.
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