Newcastle Fire Station in Newcastle, New South Wales | Emergency rescue service

Newcastle Fire Station

Locality: Newcastle, New South Wales

Phone: +61 2 4927 2500

Address: 44 Union St 2300 Newcastle, NSW, Australia

Website: http://www.fire.nsw.gov.au

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25.01.2022 The busy week continues for Newcastle Fire Station. Mid afternoon on Sunday, crews were first on scene to a unit fire in Bar Beach. On arrival we found a 3rd level unit well alight with smoke and heat threatening neighbouring units. ... Luckily the occupant and his K9 companion self evacuated safely with neighbours assisted to safety by firefighters. The first photo shows smoke and heat issuing after the flames had been knocked down with hose lines.

25.01.2022 Road accident rescue attended by Newcastle Fire Station with our mates at Mayfield Fire Station

23.01.2022 A cluster of wheelie bins torched in Civic Park .... what a way to end a busy night for Newcastle Fire Station after 2 seperate car fires. Call 000 to report a fire

23.01.2022 Crazy from the heat ... make sure you’re all staying safe on the roads. 2 car accident in Hamilton earlier today. #towards zero

23.01.2022 2nd Alarm Structure Fire Around a 100 diners had to be evacuated from the newly opened Meet restaurant in Newcastle after fire broke out in the kitchens extraction system. Firefighters were able to contain the fire to the filtration unit, gaining access to the roof using out 37m Ladder Platform. ... Meet management did a great job in assisting the FRNSW crews and we hope they’ll be back in business ASAP!

19.01.2022 Newcastle’s Firies were at it again today. Assisting Ambulance and Police to rescue a fallen mountain climber suffering leg injuries from Monkey Face Cliffs in the Watagans National Park

19.01.2022 Newcastle Fire Station has sent its Aerial Truck down to the Central Coast to assist with the clean up after yesterday’s storm.

16.01.2022 On a positive note... During last weeks storm recovery, Newcastle’s Firies were able to safely reposition this nest and its little occupants while making the massive Pine trees at Avoca Beach safe

11.01.2022 Today’s McHappy Day So get down to Macca’s and support Ronald Mcdonald House for sick kids and their families... Just like we did

10.01.2022 Thank you to an eagle-eyed passerby for helping to save our No. 1 Sports Grounds Grand Stand. An early call to 000 helped get Newcastle Fire Station to the scene within minutes. With flames visible from Parry St, quick action by Newcastle’s greatest firefighters meant damage was kept to a minimum.

10.01.2022 Today we had a look over Newcastle’s Light Rail vehicle that’s due to go live in 2019

10.01.2022 Do you know a child who has a fascination with fire? Contact your local Fire & Rescue Station to talk about our Intervention and Fire Awareness Program (IFAP) #thechildrenareourfuture

09.01.2022 Our Bronto (Ladder Platform) had a job at Main road Glendale yesterday where a young male worker with severe lacerations to his leg was rescued from the top of a building site.

07.01.2022 We attended the Remembrance Day service in Civic Park which marked the centenary of the end of World War I and included the unveiling of the Eternal flame. To quote the words spoken by retired Wing Commander James Treadwell ... We must ensure mateship and fair play remains vibrant in Australian culture now and into the future.

05.01.2022 Today the CBD of Newcastle and Newcastle Fire Station said goodbye to our beloved Heavy Rescue with 2 firefighters from each platoon. This has been Newcastle Fire Station’s go-to truck for all types of rescue incidents as well as firefighting support with a heap of specialised equipment. Feel free to share any photos from over the years that show this beast at work.

03.01.2022 Presents from our comrades in Russia. пожарные рок !!!

01.01.2022 Sometimes people play with things they know nothing about, thankfully Newcastle’s Firies are #preparedforanything.

01.01.2022 Lucky escape for a driver in Cooks Hill earlier this morning. Firefighters secured the vehicle before the driver was removed suffering minor injuries. Our rescue brothers from Lambton Fire Station helped with the recovery.... Not so lucky for the fence!