RFS urges fire safety around the home

By Antony Dubber
September 29 2014 - 6:30am
GET READY: Crews from the RFS Mulwaree Support Brigade and other local brigades gathered at Towrang fire captain Alan Burman’s property last Sunday for a training day. (Photo: Gerard Walsh)
GET READY: Crews from the RFS Mulwaree Support Brigade and other local brigades gathered at Towrang fire captain Alan Burman’s property last Sunday for a training day. (Photo: Gerard Walsh)

BUSHFIRE season officially starts on October 1, and the Mulwaree Support branch of the NSW Rural Fire Service (RFS) have been training in readiness for it.

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