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Wyrallah Rural Fire Brigade, 927 Wyrallah Road, Wyrallah (2026)

31/05/2026

🚒 Thank You, Lismore Lions Club! 🚒

Wyrallah Rural Fire Brigade would like to extend a sincere thank you to the Lismore Lions Club for their generous donation, which has enabled us to purchase a new firefighting blower.

This equipment will be a valuable addition to our brigade, assisting our crews during firefighting operations by helping clear fire breaks, remove leaves and debris, and support hazard reduction activities.

As a volunteer brigade, the support we receive from community organisations such as the Lions Club makes a real difference. Their contribution helps ensure our firefighters have the tools they need to protect lives, property, and the environment.

Thank you for your continued support of our brigade and the wider community. 👏🔥🚒

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31/05/2026

🚒 Wyrallah RFS Annual General Meeting 🚒

Last Monday night, Wyrallah Rural Fire Brigade held our Annual General Meeting, providing an opportunity to reflect on the past 12 months and recognise the dedication of our members.

Over the past year, our brigade has responded to a wide range of incidents across our local area and beyond, while continuing to undertake training, community engagement, and hazard reduction activities to keep our community safe.

We would like to thank all of our volunteers for their commitment, professionalism, and countless hours given to the brigade. Whether responding to emergencies, maintaining equipment, attending training, or supporting fundraising and community events, every contribution makes a difference.

Congratulations to all members elected and appointed to brigade positions for the coming year. We look forward to another successful year serving the Wyrallah community.

New and returning positions are:

Captain - Jamie Moss
Senior Deputy Captain - Ben Hawkins
Deputy Captains - Steve Garbutt and Troy Saul
President - David Hawkins
Vice President - Bradley Morrison
Treasurer - Desley Saul
Secretary - Desley Saul
First Aid Officers - Ben Hawkins and Jayden Moss
Training Officers - Jamie Moss, Edwin Brown and David Hawkins
Equipment Officers - David Hawkins, Phil Lacey and Jesse Nicholls
RFSA Delegates - Thomas Hawkins and Jesse Nicholls.

A special thank you to the families, employers, and supporters of our volunteers. Your support allows our members to answer the call when needed most.

If you’ve ever thought about becoming a volunteer firefighter, now is a great time to get involved. Contact NSW Rural Fire Service or send us a message to find out more.

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22/05/2026

A huge thank you to the wonderful ladies from the Lismore Quota Club for their generous donation to the Wyrallah Rural Fire Brigade. 🚒❤️

It was a pleasure to attend your meeting and meet everyone in person. We are incredibly grateful for your support of our brigade and the work our volunteers do for the community.

Donations like this help us continue to train, respond, and support our local area when emergencies happen. Community support truly makes a difference, and we can’t thank you enough.

From all of us at Wyrallah RFS — thank you again for your kindness and generosity 👏🔥

18/05/2026

Heroes aren’t just found in comic books 🦸🚒

They are the people who leave their families at all hours of the day and night, respond when the pager goes off 📟, stand beside their communities during their worst moments, and volunteer their time simply to help others ❤️

This National Volunteer Week, we want to recognise every volunteer serving with the NSW Rural Fire Service and emergency services across the country 🇦🇺

At Wyrallah Rural Fire Brigade, our members dedicate countless hours to training 🧑‍🚒, community support 🤝, maintenance 🔧, incident response 🚨 and protecting lives and property 🔥 — all while balancing work, family and everyday life.

Thank you to all volunteers for everything you do for your communities. Your commitment, sacrifice and dedication never go unnoticed 👏❤️

27/04/2026

🔔 Incident Response – Wyrallah 1 🔔

At 01:09am on 28 April 2026, Wyrallah 1 responded to an automatic fire alarm at the Lismore City Council Waste Facility on Wyrallah Road, Monaltrie.

On arrival, crews investigated the alarm and carried out a full check of the site to confirm there was no fire or immediate threat. The alarm was determined to be non-fire related.

Wyrallah 1 then handed the scene over to Fire and Rescue NSW before returning to station.

25/04/2026

ANZAC Day 2026 – Wyrallah RFS

Today, members of Wyrallah Brigade came together to take part in the ANZAC Day March, paying our respects to those who have served and continue to serve our country.

It’s always a privilege to stand alongside our community on a day that holds so much meaning. We remember the sacrifices made, the resilience shown, and the legacy that continues today.

We also acknowledge members who attended but aren’t pictured: DC Steve Garbutt, DC Troy Saul, Firefighter Phil Lacey, Firefighter Brandan Harrington and Support Firefighter Klarrie Henderson.

Lest we forget. 🌹

25/04/2026

🔥🔥 Busy day on the trucks for Wyrallah crews on the 23rd. 🔥🔥

Wyrallah 7 were deployed to assist with back burning operations at Busbys Flat, working alongside other crews to help strengthen containment lines.

While they were away, Wyrallah 1 responded to a motor vehicle accident on Woodburn Coraki Road, Coraki just before 1pm.

As Wyrallah 7 made their way back to station, they were redirected straight into another call, responding to a second motor vehicle accident at the intersection of Wyrallah Road and River Bank Road, Monaltrie shortly after 4pm.

The day didn’t slow down there, with crews then further tasked to a vehicle fire in Coraki.

A solid effort by all members involved, covering multiple incidents across the Richmond Valley and Lismore areas.

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19/04/2026

Busy day for Wyrallah crews across multiple incidents 🔥🚒

On Sunday 19 April, Wyrallah crews responded to a series of fires across the Richmond Valley and Lismore areas.

🕧 Wyrallah 7 left station at 12:30pm
🕐 Wyrallah 1 left station at 1:00pm

Wyrallah 7 was initially tasked to Elliott’s Road, Myrtle Creek, before being diverted to a large, fast-moving grass fire on Avenue Road. Arriving first on scene, crews quickly deployed cap sprays and hose lines to knock down the fire along the roadside, preventing spread to nearby properties. Work then continued blacking out the fire edge, with Wyrallah 1 arriving to provide additional water support.

Following containment, Wyrallah 7 was redirected back to Elliott’s Road, where crews worked the eastern flank. Firefighters were deployed on foot using blowers, rakehoes and knapsacks to establish containment lines, before assisting a dozer in constructing a control line to halt further spread.

At the same time, Wyrallah 1 was deployed to a large bush fire at Tabbimobile, assisting operations alongside aerial firefighting resources, as seen in the attached photos.

Later in the evening, Wyrallah 1 was responded from Tabbimobile to a fire at Monaltrie, however nearby crews from Alphadale and Boat Harbour arrived first and contained the situation, allowing Wyrallah to stand down.

🕖 Wyrallah 1 returned to station around 7:00pm
🕘 Wyrallah 7 returned to station around 9:00pm

A solid effort from all crews involved across a long and demanding day.

18/04/2026

🔥 Wyrallah RFS Incident Update – 16 & 17 April 🔥

Over the past two days, Wyrallah crews responded to multiple fire incidents across the Richmond Valley and Lismore areas.

📍 16 April – Myrtle Creek
Wyrallah 7 responded to a bush fire on Elliots Road, Myrtle Creek.
Our crew was tasked with patrolling the fireground and investigating potential control lines to assist with containment efforts.

📍 17 April – South Gundurimba / Myrtle Creek
Wyrallah 7 was first on scene to a grass fire near Bruxner Highway and Pelican Creek Road, South Gundurimba. Crews acted quickly to extinguish the fire before handing the incident over to Caniaba 1.

Following this, Wyrallah was redirected back to Myrtle Creek, where crews worked to extinguish the majority of the active edge along the western flank of the fire.

Attached is some photos of our Viking Firefighter, Bradley Morrison, fighting the active edge with a Knapsack. Large areas of the fire were extinguished by hand with tools and knapsacks due to the lack of access via firetruck.

Great work by all crews involved across both incidents, with quick action helping to limit fire spread and protect surrounding areas.

15/04/2026

🔥 FIRECALL - WIRES DOWN 🔥

Wyrallah 1 and 7 responded this evening to reports of wires down and arcing on Jefferies Street, Coraki.

Crews attended and made the scene safe until the relevant authorities could take over. Incidents involving fallen powerlines can be extremely dangerous, particularly in low light conditions.

Please remember:
• Stay well clear of any fallen wires
• Never assume a line is safe
• Call Triple Zero (000) in an emergency

Thanks to all crews involved for their response.

Wyrallah Rural Fire Brigade

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