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Do firefighters rescue cats in trees? Yes, we do. In the past week we have attended several cat rescues in the area. In ...
28/10/2026

Do firefighters rescue cats in trees? Yes, we do.

In the past week we have attended several cat rescues in the area. In fact one of our firefighters has become The Cat Master after successfully carrying out several technical and delicate cat retrievals.

Please note, we do not take ownership of stray cats once rescued.

Thank you Wh***ey Mike Photography . We do like your photos of our beloved Rescue Pump 101. You always capture our good ...
28/10/2026

Thank you Wh***ey Mike Photography . We do like your photos of our beloved Rescue Pump 101. You always capture our good side. 📷

FRNSW Rescue Pump 101 Bonnyrigg Heights at 027 Parramatta.

📸2023

Total Fire Ban tomorrow (Monday 12th October). What does this mean for you in the Bonnyrigg area?- A total fire ban mean...
11/10/2026

Total Fire Ban tomorrow (Monday 12th October). What does this mean for you in the Bonnyrigg area?

- A total fire ban means no fires out in the open.
- You CAN use an electric barbeque for cooking as long as it is under the direct control of a responsible adult.
- You CAN NOT use a barbeque or wood fire pizza oven which uses solid fuel, such as wood, charcoal or heat beads.
- All Permits are suspended on days of total fire ban.

For more information:
https://www.fire.nsw.gov.au/
https://www.rfs.nsw.gov.au/

11/10/2026
You may have seen several Fire trucks in and around Middleton Grange area today. No emergency today however, some commit...
02/10/2026

You may have seen several Fire trucks in and around Middleton Grange area today. No emergency today however, some committed training conducted with Busby and Horningsea Park Fire Stations.

Our crews take every opportunity to conduct training.

Why do we train for Rescue?

- To be prepared for any emergency
- To problem solve complex and technical incidents
- Replicate incidents attended and establish ways to improve
- To maintain muscle memory of equipment use and techniques
- Maintain and polish Team coordination. Everyone knows their job!

Fire and Rescue NSW Station 031 Busby
Fire and Rescue NSW
Liverpool City Council Australia

A huge effort by our Fire and Rescue NSW  Drone Pilots/USAR Technicians along with NSW Ambulance paramedics and Public W...
20/09/2026

A huge effort by our Fire and Rescue NSW Drone Pilots/USAR Technicians along with NSW Ambulance paramedics and Public Works Engineers. They have returned home safe from undertaking search and rescue efforts in Nepal. Our hearts go out to the people of Nepal and our own Australian nationals involved in this disaster.
For more information on the Fire and Rescue NSW response please head over to our Urban Search and Rescue page.
NSW Urban Search & Rescue Task Force AUS-2

The Parliament of New South Wales stands on the traditional lands of the Gadigal people. We pay our respects to their Elders past and present. We proudly acknowledge all the Aboriginal peoples of New South Wales and honour their enduring connection to the lands, waters and sky of the State.

Spring is a good time to clear out what’s built up around your home. Remove leaves and debris from gutters and cut back ...
19/09/2026

Spring is a good time to clear out what’s built up around your home. Remove leaves and debris from gutters and cut back overgrown vegetation close to the house.

Keeping these areas clear can help reduce the risk as bushfire season approaches.

For more spring safety tips, visit www.fire.nsw.gov.au/spring

If there ever was a sign to check your smoke alarm, this is it. What is at the end of your rainbow? For us it is a pot o...
16/08/2026

If there ever was a sign to check your smoke alarm, this is it. What is at the end of your rainbow? For us it is a pot of working smoke alarms.

Can not test your smoke alarm yourself? That's ok, we have you covered. Contact us to organise a free home Safety Visit. Simply click on the link below for more information:

https://www.fire.nsw.gov.au/fire-safety/home-fire-safety/safety-visits

Fairfield City Council
Liverpool City Council Australia

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70 Gloucester Street
Bonnyrigg Heights, NSW
2177

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+61294931101

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