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Leading firefighter Adam Reeson, qualified firefighter Stephen Edgar, firefighter Roberto Gnecchi-Ruscone and station officer Dennis Cornell went to a Bundanoon hotel to help a woman deliver her baby three weeks earlier than expected. Picture supplied 

Minutes later, the baby girl was born weeks before she was expected.

Firefighters help deliver a premature baby in a hotel room

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Narooma used Australia Day to get behind a Dalmeny-Kianga RFS fundraiser or defy the smoke with a walk on the beach. Meanwhile firefighters are congregating on Bill Smyth oval to keep us safe.

SMOKED OUT: Narooma residents and visitors awoke to a smoky Australia Day, but a walk on the beach was still a must for this pair.

GOOD VIEW: The view from above Bill Smyth Oval on Australia Day was enhanced by the addition of bright red trucks. Picture: Phil Constable.

HELP HERE: A forbidding sky, but plenty of help on hand on Australia Day at Bill Smyth Oval. There was a flare up near Bodalla that afternoon. Picture: Phil Constable.

BUCKET BRIGADE: Volunteer crews need more than water and the community dug deep to help at Dalmeny Campgrounds on Australia Day. Picture: Phil Constable.

WELCOME: All firefighters are welcome in Narooma and they can take up as much parking space as they want. Picture: Phil Constable.

GOOD TURNOUT: The Dalmeny-Kianga RFS fundraiser was well supported on Australia Day. Picture: Phil Constable.

Everyone is so grateful for volunteers, whatever uniform they don during this summer of extremes.

The pav must go ahead on Australia Day, bushfire emergency notwithstanding. Note the colour-appropriate berries at this Dalmeny gathering of friends.

IN SUPPORT: If ever there was a time to get behind your local volunteer brigade. The Dalmeny-Kianga RFS fundraiser was well supported. Picture: Phil Constable.

EVERY DOLLAR COUNTS: Every purchase counted at the Dalmeny-Kianga RFS fundraiser on Australia Day. Picture: Phil Constable.

Oz Day weekend a great chance to fu...

Narooma used Australia Day to get behind a Dalmeny-Kianga RFS fundraiser or defy the smoke with a walk...

Oz Day weekend a great chance to fundraise

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