Blending fire safety with indigenous culture.

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TextPublication details: [Bassendean, WA.] : Swan Valley Nyungah Community [2002]Description: 1 v. + 1 computer disk (3 1/2 in.) (Copy of submission)Subject(s):

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SCA 363.377991509941 21 BLE

Subject: About two years after a serious grass, scrub fire impacted on the Community, accusations of improper treatment of the Community and the fire fighting methods were made against the Fire and Rescue Service. As a result of that incident there was an opportunity to look at the problems posed by this Community that affected any future fire fighting incidents, with a view to "mutual co-operation" and "understanding".

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Safer Community Awards	Australian Emergency Management Library	BOOK	363.377991509941 BLE (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		010336453

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Entrant : Safer Communities Awards 2002

About two years after a serious grass, scrub fire impacted on the Community, accusations of improper treatment of the Community and the fire fighting methods were made against the Fire and Rescue Service. As a result of that incident there was an opportunity to look at the problems posed by this Community that affected any future fire fighting incidents, with a view to "mutual co-operation" and "understanding".

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