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<big>'''Latest news'''</big>
<big>'''Latest news'''</big>
* '''August 29, 2021:''' MediaWiki has been upgraded to the latest version. Please report any errors to [[User:Richmeister]].
* '''May 26, 2020:''' New Car 191 enters service as Rescue 3.
* '''March 21, 2018:''' New Mk5 pumpers Cars 043 & 044 enter service as Pumper 14A & Pumper 51A respectively.
* '''October 22, 2014:''' Tender issued for 6 new Mk5 Pumper Tankers.
* '''October 8, 2014:''' Tender issued for 1 new Ultra Large Pumper.
* '''September 24, 2014:''' Tender issued for 1 new Ladder Platform.
* '''June 26, 2014:''' New Mk5 pumper tanker Car 115 enters service as Pumper Tanker 33.
* '''June 18, 2014:''' Car 201 involved in major collision whilst en-route to a call as Pumper 1B.
* '''June 18, 2014:''' Car 201 involved in major collision whilst en-route to a call as Pumper 1B.
* '''May 30, 2014:''' New Mk5 pumper Car 067 enters service as Pumper 31.
* '''May 27, 2014:''' Car 391 (Ultra Large 1) returns to service after 18 months offline.
* '''April 2, 2014:''' New Mk5 pumpers Cars 062 & 063 enter service as Pumper 39A & Pumper 2B respectively.
* '''March 14, 2014:''' New Mk5 pumpers Cars 060 & 066 enter service as Pumper 35A & Pumper 51 respectively.
* '''May 3, 2013:''' P47B becomes P39B.
* '''April 8, 2013:''' R44 has returned to [[FS44]].
* '''February 22, 2013:''' The new HAZMAT - [[Car 260 (2012)|Car 260]] has entered service at [[Fire Station 38 (1991)|Fire Station 38]].
* '''February 14, 2013:''' The new BA Bus - [[Car 250 (2012)|Car 250]] has entered service at [[Fire Station 38 (1991)|Fire Station 38]].
* '''December 13, 2012:''' Decontamination Unit 38 renamed to Hazmat 38.
* '''December, 2012:''' The arrival of 9 Mk5 pumpers; Cars 060-068.
* '''June 12, 2012:''' R44 has been moved to [[FS43]] and T44 to [[FS47]] due to refurbishment works at [[FS44]].
* '''June 1, 2012:''' The new HAZMAT - [[Car 260 (2012)|Car 260]] - has been delivered to the MFB.
* '''April 20, 2012:''' The new BA Bus - [[Car 250 (2012)|Car 250]] - has been delivered to the MFB.
* '''December 15, 2011:''' The ''MFBWiki'' software has been upgraded. [[MFBWiki talk:Admin Noticeboard|Report any problems here.]]
* '''December, 2011:''' The trial of the [[Rosenbauer]] pumper [[Car 099 (2011)|(Car 099)]] has concluded.
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Latest revision as of 10:58, 10 July 2024

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Recording the history of Fire Rescue Victoria and the Metropolitan Fire Brigade, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
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Latest news

  • August 29, 2021: MediaWiki has been upgraded to the latest version. Please report any errors to User:Richmeister.
  • May 26, 2020: New Car 191 enters service as Rescue 3.
  • March 21, 2018: New Mk5 pumpers Cars 043 & 044 enter service as Pumper 14A & Pumper 51A respectively.
  • October 22, 2014: Tender issued for 6 new Mk5 Pumper Tankers.
  • October 8, 2014: Tender issued for 1 new Ultra Large Pumper.
  • September 24, 2014: Tender issued for 1 new Ladder Platform.
  • June 26, 2014: New Mk5 pumper tanker Car 115 enters service as Pumper Tanker 33.
  • June 18, 2014: Car 201 involved in major collision whilst en-route to a call as Pumper 1B.

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