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The light tankers I've only ever seen used in Summer for attending bushfires, I believe the LT would be kept on station so that currency on the appliance can be maintained and also used as a backup if Kings park goes up in smoke before the other pumps and LT's arrive. KP&BGA have their own LTs ...

This is the arsonist my mate (Travis) and I caught. $500 each. 2 girls who witnessed the arsonist and followed at a distance in their car were awarded $5000 each as that was considered "far more dangerous". Whats more dangerous, confronting a POI face to face or following at a distance in...

I think if this years gonna be a bad yer for fire we should all bind together and help out against arson so i ask you all if you see any suspicious persons or firelighters report this vital information to the police by ringing Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 and/or put it in here .... remember $50,0...

I think if this years gonna be a bad yer for fire we should all bind together and help out against arson so i ask you all if you see any suspicious persons or firelighters report this vital information to the police by ringing Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 and/or put it in here .... remember $50,0...

I have seen a similar rescue service around fremantle lately. It had red, blue and amber lights. Will get more details next time I see it.

I'm not watching so don't know.

written_ficton wrote:

Toottoot wrote:

Mug wrote:
What is the point of a temporary one?

To make money. Much the same as the temporary rides at the Royal Show.

and half those rides LOSE money

Which ones LOSE money?

Why do the half that LOSE money keep coming back year after year? Surely they cant keep going if they LOSE money.

Mug wrote:

Toottoot wrote:The state was looking at a permanent one. This is only a temporary one.

What is the point of a temporary one?

To make money. Much the same as the temporary rides at the Royal Show.

KG 637 was something to do with community policing/APLO/school duties.

Yes orange flashing LEDs.

The state was looking at a permanent one. This is only a temporary one.

Cat 4 probably unmarked horses and pushbikes.

HV powerlines still appear to be suspended. The LV ones appear to have fallen.

written_ficton wrote:It was discussed as perm tootytooty

Yes I was commenting as if the Subiaco Station was permanently closed. I apologise for not making it more clear.

Maybe in the short term but perhaps not when the super station in Northbridge is finished. If the railway line is also sunk it would provide better access from Northbridge to Subi.