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Blacktown Assist SES Various Locations Blacktown LGA 0 Non Bushfire activity 0 Going 12/12 : 09:25AM
Sutherland MVA Heathcote Rd Lucas Heights x New Illawarra Rd 0 Non Bushfire activity 0 Being Controlled 13/12 : 11:44AM
Weddin Nardoo haystack fire 8 Klm north of Quandialla 0 Non Bushfire activity 1 Patrol 13/12 : 10:00AM


Key to Terms Used
Incident Name
Each incident is given a name by the incident controller to assist in the management of multiple incidents. The name does not always reflect the exact location of an incident but rather serves as a point of reference for Incident Management Teams.

Type
Grass Grass fire
Bush Bush fire
Structure A fire involving a residential, commercial or industrial building
Hazmat The RFS provides operational support to the NSWFB for hazardous materials incidents
MVA/Transport Motor vehicle accident
Aircraft Incident involving aircraft
Train Incident involving railway rolling stock

Class
Class 0 A non-bushfire activity such as a motor vehicle accident
Class 1 A bushfire under the control of the responsible fire authority, which may include the provision of low level assistance by another agency
Class 2 A bushfire involving more than one agency and where the local Bush Fire Management Executive have appointed a person to take charge of firefighting operations
Class 3 Major bush fire(s) involving a number of agencies and requiring out of area resources. The declaration under Section 44 of the Rural Fires Act, 1997 has been made or is imminent giving the RFS Commissioner coordination of the incident through an appointed Incident Controller

Status
Going Indicates any fire that is spreading on one or more flanks. Effective control strategies are not in place for the entire perimeter
Being Controlled Effective strategies are in operation or planned for the entire perimeter
Contained Whole of fire perimeter is behind identifiable control lines. Active firefighting and/or mop-up and patrol proceeding. The fire is not out, active fire may be located inside perimeter. The fire could breach containment lines under difficult weather conditions
Patrol Fire is at a stage where firefighting resources are only required for patrol purposes
Out Fire is at a stage where it is removed from the list of current fires

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Frequency Alpha Tag Description Mode Tag
465.52500 1 Fireground - Simplex FMN
465.52500 2 Fireground - Duplex Repeater FMN
465.55000 3 Fireground - Simplex FMN
465.55000 4 Fireground - Duplex Repeater FMN
465.67500 5 Fireground - Simplex FMN
465.67500 6 Fireground - Duplex Repeater FMN
465.72500 7 Fireground - Simplex FMN
465.72500 8 Fireground - Duplex Repeater FMN
465.15000 10 Gympie FMN
465.15000 10 Wacol FMN
465.92500 12 Cooroy FMN
465.92500 12 Gympie FMN
465.92500 12 Kingaroy FMN
466.02500 13 Dalby FMN
466.25000 14 Beenleigh/Logan City FMN

466.60000 16 Canungra FMN
466.85000 17 between Cooroy & Gympie FMN
466.87500 18 Beaudesert FMN
466.92500 19 Cooroy (Sunshine Coast north) FMN
466.95000 20 Gold Coast - North FMN
466.95000 20 Maryborough FMN
466.97500 21 Southport FMN
466.97500 21 Gympie to Maryborough FMN
467.27500 22 Tweed-Heads FMN
467.32500 23 Hervey-Bay FMN
467.35000 24 Sunshine Coast - South FMN
467.35000 24 Nambour FMN
467.50000 25 Gold Coast - South FMN
467.50000 25 Hervey Bay FMN
467.65000 26 Lockyer Valley FMN
467.67500 27 Sunshine Coast - South FMN
467.70000 28 Rathdowney FMN
467.80000 29 Boonah FMN
466.15000 31 Bundaberg FMN
465.50000 32 Noosa FMN
465.50000 32 Ipswich FMN
467.30000 33 Beerburrum FMN
466.57500 34 Brisbane Valley (Esk/Lowood/Toogoolawah) FMN
467.22500 35 Marburg/Rosewood FMN
465.15000 40 Wallangarra FMN
465.40000 41 Stanthorpe FMN
465.40000 41 Mt Coot-tha FMN
465.92500 42 Beerburrum FMN
465.92500 42 Warwick FMN
466.02500 43 Roma Street FMN
466.02500 43 between Warwick & Stanthorpe FMN
466.25000 44 Allora FMN
466.32500 45 Kemp Place FMN
466.60000 46 Toowoomba (Mt Kynoch) FMN
466.85000 47 Brisbane Southside FMN
466.92500 49 Mt Coot-tha FMN
466.95000 50 Dalby; Bunya Mountains FMN
466.97500 51 Kilcoy FMN
467.27500 52 Miles FMN
467.32500 53 Eatons Hill FMN
467.35000 54 Charleville FMN
467.35000 54 Inglewood FMN
467.35000 54 Roma FMN
467.65000 56 Goondiwindi FMN
467.65000 56 Redcliffe FMN
467.80000 59 Caboolture FMN
465.95000 60 Crows Nest FMN
466.15000 61 Toowoomba (Picnic Point) FMN
465.50000 62 Millmerran FMN
0.00000 66 Brisbane FMN
0.00000 70 Helensvale to Coolangatta Voting (Region 5 - Ch 20, 21,22, 25) FMN
0.00000 71 Woodridge to Southport Voting (Region 5 - Ch 14,18, 25, 28) FMN
0.00000 72 Beaudesert, Canungra, Rathdowney Voting (Region 5 - Ch 16, 18, 20, 28) FMN
0.00000 73 Dayboro, Caboolture, Mt Mee, Kilcoy Voting (Region 5 - Ch 42, 51, 56, 59) FMN
0.00000 74 Brisbane North, Redcliffe, Petrie Voting (Region 5 - Ch 49, 53, 56) FMN
0.00000 75 Brisbane CBD Voting (Region 5 - Ch 43, 45) FMN
0.00000 76 Brisbane South Voting (Region 5 - Ch 41, 66, 77) FMN
0.00000 77 Ipswich Area Voting (Region 6 - Ch 10,32, 37) FMN
0.00000 78 Western area, Boonah, Gatton, Toogoolawah Voting (Region 6 - Ch 26, 29, 34, 35) FMN
0.00000 79 Bundaberg, Maryborough, Hervey Bay Voting (Region 4 - Ch 20, 23, 25, 31, 33) FMN
0.00000 80 Gympie, Pomona, Cooroy, Noosa Voting (Region 4 - Ch 10, 14, 17, 19, 21, 32) FMN
0.00000 81 Nambour, Maroochydore, Caloundra Voting (Region 4 - Ch 24, 27, 32, 33) FMN
0.00000 82 Toowoomba Voting (Region 3 - Ch 46, 61) FMN
0.00000 83 Warwick area Voting (Region 3 - Ch 42, 43, 44) FMN
0.00000 84 Rockhampton area Voting (Region 2 - Ch 50, 54, 57) FMN
0.00000 85 Mackay area Voting (Region 2 - Ch 47, 49, 51, 52) FMN
0.00000 86 Townsville & Mt Isa Voting (Region 1 - Ch 24, 26, 29) FMN
0.00000 87 Reserved for Region 1 FMN
0.00000 88 Cairns, Smithfield, Gordonvale Voting (Region 7 - Ch 40, 50, 52) FMN
0.00000 89 Reserved for Region 7 FMN

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Product recall - 'YUN' and 'SWEDA' cord extension sockets
The YA3-Z cord extension sockets have been found to pose a serious threat of fatal electric shock and fire. Faulty socket contacts do not adequately grip their corresponding plug and may result in overheating, melting and fire or electric shock.

The sockets were fitted to extension cord sets and marketed, on the packaging, under Mayvic, Sweda, Cafelighting, Sansai, GI, Canopower and various other brands.

Most feature a white coloured enclosure with a protective skirt and the sockets feature the logo of manufacturer "Yun" or "Sweda" and the model/catalogue number "YA3-Z".


Papaya Ice Votive
ProductRisk: High

Hazard Type: Fire

Product Information: The Ice Votives were sold at Homeware, Gift and Lifestyle Stores and come in five colours; Amenthyst, Lilac, Tangerine, Olive and Watermelon

Defect Details: The Papaya Ice Votives may present a fire hazard. The Ice Votive may catch alight if the tealight candle is not placed completely horizontal on the base of the Ice Volive

Consumer Action: Please return the product to the point of purchase for a full refund. Further information can be obtained from Papaya Ltd on
02 9327 8411


Product Recall Crest Branded Power Boards and Extension Leads
Product info:-

Power Board: Model PB4,PB6. The powerboards are marked with the model number, a "Crest" logo, rating of 10A 240V (2400W) 50Hz, and N17219. All units are white in colour and were sold from October 2001 to July 2002.

Extension Leads: Model XCL203, XCL205, XCL207, XCL210, XCL220. The extension leads are marked with a Yun, model YAC-3, rating of 10A 250V, and N17533. All units are white in colour and were sold from October 2001 to July 2002.

Hazard type:- Fire or electric shock

Product risk:- High

Consumer action:- Discontinue use of these products immediately and dispose of immediately, or return to the place of purchase. For further information phone Crest Electronics customer service on toll free 1800 773 539.


Product Recall Caterpillar Articulated Trucks
Product Risk: High

Hazard Type: Steering failure or fire

Defect Details: the 1796388, 1796389, 1796390 Tube Assemblies may fail, releasing hydraulic fluid under pressure at the tube to connector joint due to insufficient brazing. Personal injury or death may result from loss of steering or fire.

Consumer Action: contact your authorised Caterpillar dealer


GCC Elite Laser Printers
Product Risk: High

Hazard Type: Fire

Product Information: GCC Elite 608/608/1208 and 616 Laser Printers were sold in Australia over the periood 1994-2000

Defect Details:A fire risk safety issue has bee identified with theses products.In the event that a screw in the fuser unit in the machine loosens, a risk of arcing occurs that may heat a contiguous part to the point of ignition if the unit is switched on 24 hours a day and has had its factory set power save mode deactivated.