
Faulty Fire Truck Delays Structure Fire Response
A faulty Aerial Pumper stationed 500 metres from a Town house Fire on Davey Street in Frankston in the early
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A faulty Aerial Pumper stationed 500 metres from a Town house Fire on Davey Street in Frankston in the early
A critical specialist aerial appliance—vital for protecting key infrastructure and responding to emergencies across the Latrobe Valley—has been out of
Communities across Victoria are being left at risk as Fire Rescue Victoria has run out of Spare Trucks to replace
The only Fire Rescue Victoria Fire Truck capable of entering coal mines in Latrobe Valley is Out of Commission as
There are new claims tonight that Victorian firefighters are being stranded at their stations because they don’t have a truck
onight, Fire Station 38 South Melbourne, fire truck was taken offline due to a pump failure, putting firefighters and the
As Firefighters and communities across Melbourne’s Western Suburbs were once again left to deal with Victoria’s Fire Truck Crisis, local
Fire Station 01 Eastern Hill is running fire trucks that are 12 and 15-year-out-of-date, vehicles that can’t be relied on
Fire Station 59 Derrimut, one of Victoria’s busiest fire stations, has responded to some of the state’s largest factory fires—including
Fire Station 47 Footscray just got their fire truck back—only for it to fail again two days later. With no
Victoria’s Fire Trucks Are in Crisis. Read the following article from the Ballarat Courier highlighting the mess that Fire Rescue
Victoria’s Fire Trucks Are Stuck in Pit Lane The Formula 1 Grand Prix wouldn’t allow a race car with repeated
FRV firefighters don’t just protect communities in FRV areas—they provide support wherever they’re needed. Yesterday, firefighters from FS72 Mildura were
This week, Fire Station 31 – Glen Waverley had its Pumper Tanker removed and sent to the Melbourne Grand Prix.
Firefighters across Victoria are outraged as multiple stations are left without fire trucks due to them being out of date
Firefighters have discovered that Pumper Tanker 76 (Wodonga) is offline due to a damaged water pump, rendering it unavailable for
Fire stations across Melbourne’s eastern suburbs are missing critical aerial fire trucks, leaving communities dangerously exposed. Right now, these specialist
Last night, 3 out of 6 of FRV’s specialist Transporter fire trucks in Melbourne were out of action due to
Firefighters at Station 48 are battling more than just flames—they’re fighting their own fire truck. The transmission is failing mid-response,