Issue 77 - April 2021

Developing and diversifying the fire protection industry

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Issue 76 - January 2021

Residential sprinklers are the new standard

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Issue 75

The opportunity of reform

Regular maintenance and testing is not about complying with government requirements – it’s about avoiding this.
Issue 74

Fire safety should be about value, not compliance

Issue 73

Taking hold of fire protection’s future

Construction of the NSW Training Centre of the Fire Protection Training Academy is a major new initiative for FPA Australia.
Issue 72

Fire Protection Association year in review

Issue 71

NSW recognition of FPAS to build community confidence

The new Academy was officially announced in April. Left to right: FRNSW Acting Deputy Commissioner Roger Mentha, FPA Australia President Bill Lea, FRNSW Commissioner Paul Baxter, FPA Australia CEO Scott Williams, and FRNSW Chief Superintendent Ken Murphy.
Issue 70

Agreement signed on new fire protection training academy

Issue 69

New sprinkler requirement a rare step change in safety

Good standards will prevent this.
Issue 68

CFPA-Asia joins the International Fire Safety Standards Coalition

Issue 67 - October 2018

Owners on the hook

Industry Comment

A realistic roadmap

Issue 65 – April 2018

Evidence-based regulation

The technical committee for emergency management is currently updating a standard which details the establishment, validation and implementation of an emergency plan.
Issue 64 - January 2018

Changes to fire sprinklers, fire hydrants and emergency management

Issue 63 - October 2017

The three pillars of fire protection

Issue 62 - July 2017

Sharing experiences is also a chance to share solutions

Issue 61 - April 2017

Good governance not always the most comfortable road

Issue 60 - January 2017

Sharing knowledge helps create excellence

Issue 59 - October 2016

Building an industry to be proud of

Issue 58 - July 2016

Non-compliance – why near enough must never be good enough

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Asia Pacific Fire is the only quarterly journal for the Asia Pacific Fire protection, fire service and emergency management communities. Asia Pacific Fire is dedicated to keeping our readers up to date with current research, new and innovative equipment, techniques and training methods. We also cover regional news stories and current issues.

Our articles are written and read by leaders in the fire and disaster management world, looking at the issues around protection, prevention, mitigation, response and recovery. We are very much aware of the importance of looking to the future to solve problems before they arise within the community and agencies.

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