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            "text": "<span class='blackLarge'><span class='blueLargeHeaderLeft'>Is your house a fire hazard?</span>\rMake a \"safe zone\" around your house. Clear vegetation, etc from at least 12 metres around the building.\r<ul><li>Never leave bottles, glass or aluminium cans lying around.</li><li>Remove leaves, etc from gutters.</li><li>Don't store firewood or other fuel in the safe zone.</li><li>Be careful: charcoal and ash can still be hot the day after your barbecue.</li><li>Don't burn anything if it's windy.</li><li>Know your local emergency number.</li><li>Make sure firefighters can easily find your home.</li><li>Have an escape plan and practise it.</li></ul></span>",
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            "text": "<span class='blackLarge'><span class='redLargeHeader'>Greenvale Volunteer Firefighters</span>\r \rGVF need more volunteers. Are you prepared to fight for what's important to you? Protect your family, neighbourhood, and way of life. It's a great way to give back to your community.\r \rLearn new skills! We can help you become a qualified truck driver, vehicle mechanic, or paramedic.\r \rIf you're 17 or over, and reasonably fit, make a commitment! We'll need you for eight hours' training, and ten hours on standby every week.\r \rWe can arrange with any local employer to make sure you get permission to carry out your volunteering duties.</span>",
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            "text": "<span class='blackLarge'>To: Val Chan\rFrom: Meena Salloukh\rSubject: Lookout duty\r \rI've attached pictures from my first evening on fire watch duty. My 5-hour shift at Northdown Watchtower started at 6 pm yesterday. I'd been expecting quite a boring evening, but the time actually passed quite quickly. My partner and I told jokes, and took it in turns to peer through the binoculars. I'm really looking forward to my next shift, which is in three days' time.</span>",
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            "text": "<span class='blackLarge'>Some residents were beating the flames with <span class='highlighted'>wet sacks that they had to soak again after a few uses, while others carried buckets of water to the fire.</span> The firefighters showed everyone how to use water on the grass that the fire was moving towards to slow it down, instead of throwing it at the fire. Luckily, the fire was put out before it could reach any houses.</span>",
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