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16:38pm Tuesday 22 Feb 2011

Fire training exercise in Narrabundah tomorrow

ACT Fire & Rescue (ACT F&R) will conduct a Fire Investigation Training exercise tomorrow, Thursday 23 February 2012, at 5 Nyeena Place Nar

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