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Home Fire Safety Tips for High-Risk Groups

When it comes to home fire safety, some groups and individuals have a higher risk of injury or death. Most vulnerable are children under five and adults aged 65 plus, as both are twice as likely to die in a

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Change Your Clocks, Check your Smoke Alarms

Daylight saving is not observed in Queensland, the Northern Territory or Western Australia Smoke alarms save lives by giving you and your family an early warning if a fire starts in your home. In fact, in the event of a

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How to Have a Fire Safe Sleepover

What you need to know before you let your kids stay overnight   Emergencies can happen any time – and when your children sleep over at a friend or relative’s house, as a parent you need to know that the

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How to Safely Evacuate Children From Upper Floors

Why emergency evacuation ladders are a must-have for families in multi-storey dwellings Every home and workplace needs an evacuation plan – and if you live or work in a multi-storey building, you’ll also need to plan how occupants, including children,

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