NSW RFS - Sherwood Creek Brigade

04/10/2026

🔥 CALL OUT – STRUCTURE FIRE 🔥

At approximately 7:30 am this morning, Sherwood Creek 1 was called to reports of a structure fire on Matthews Parade, Corindi Beach.

Upon arrival, crews worked quickly to establish a water supply from a nearby hydrant.

Two nearby hydrants were found to be unusable, requiring crews to locate an alternative hydrant further away from the scene. Once a reliable water supply was established, crews continued to support firefighting operations.

Significant fire damage was observed to the rear of the property.

A great effort from all crews involved. 🚒🔥

🚒 Corindi Rural Fire Brigade
🚒 Fire and Rescue NSW Station 507 Woolgoolga
🚒 Fire and Rescue NSW Station 257 Coffs Harbour
🚒 NSW RFS - Coffs Coast Team

01/10/2026

Please keep an eye out and report anything suspicious to crimestoppers 1800 333 000

Good afternoon Coramba and surrounds, unfortunately over the last few days our station has been broken into and equipment stolen, this is quite disappointing and hinders our operational readiness and ability to best support your community.

If you have seen or heard of anything please reach out to our brigade via messenger or contact crime stoppers on 1800 333 000.

21/09/2026

🔥 KNOW WHAT TO DO 🔥

Stay informed about bush fire activity and know what each warning level means.

🟡 ADVICE
• A fire has started.
• There is no immediate danger.
• Stay informed in case the situation changes.

🟠 WATCH AND ACT
• The threat has increased.
• Conditions are changing.
• Start taking action to protect yourself, your family and your property.

🔴 EMERGENCY WARNING
• You may be in danger.
• Take action immediately.
• Do not delay — your life may be at risk.

📱 STAY INFORMED
Download Hazards Near Me and set a watch zone around your home or property.

🏠 BE PREPARED
Make a Bush Fire Survival Plan to give yourself, your family and your property the best chance of survival.

👉 Create your plan at myfireplan.com.au

🚒 PREPARE. ACT. SURVIVE.

20/09/2026

18/09/2026

Saturday 19 September is HIGH fire danger. **All permits Suspended from midnight Friday night ** in Coffs Harbour and Bellingen LGAs.

17/09/2026

RFS crews are undertaking a 64ha hazard reduction burn on Friday 18 September at Red Range Rd, Upper Corindi.

Smoke will be visible from Dirty Creek, Corindi Beach and surrounding areas.

For more information on hazard reduction burns visit www.rfs.nsw.gov.au/fire-information/hazard-reductions

17/09/2026

🔥 CALL OUT – BUSH FIRE 🔥

Multiple crews have attended the location several times following reports of fire activity.

The location was previously subject to a hazard reduction burn undertaken by NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service and NSW Rural Fire Service crews on 4 September.

As the area dries out, residual fuels within the burn area can continue to smoulder and occasionally flare up. The fire activity remains within the established burn area.

NPWS crews are back in the area today continuing works and monitoring.

🚒 Corindi Rural Fire Brigade
🚒 NSW RFS Woolgoolga Brigade
🚒 Country Club Brigade
🚒 NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service

15/09/2026

The Fire Danger Rating is predicted to be HIGH tomorrow (16 September 2026). All fire permits are suspended from midnight tonight for 24 hours.

www.rfs.nsw.gov.au/fire-information/fdr-and-tobans

14/09/2026

🌿 HAZARD REDUCTION ASSISTANCE 🌿

This morning, Sherwood Creek 1 assisted a local landowner with a small hazard reduction burn.

NSW RFS - Coffs Coast Team

10/09/2026

🔥 CALL OUT – SMOKE IN VICINITY 🔥

This afternoon at approximately 1:30 pm, Sherwood Creek 9 was paged to reports of smoke in the vicinity of Solitary Islands Way.

Crews patrolled around the recent National Parks hazard reduction burn, finding the fire still burning internally. National Parks crews were already on scene monitoring the area.

After liaising with National Parks, the decision was made to burn out the remaining unburnt pockets close to the containment lines.

The fire remains burning internally, with smoke visible from the area. National Parks will continue to patrol and monitor the area over the coming days.