Rocksberg-Moorina Rural Fire Brigade

14/05/2026

10/05/2026

Sending love to all the mums and mother figures in the lives or our crew and community 💛🚒

To the mums on the trucks, behind the scenes, supporting from home as well as those missing their mum, grieving, hoping to become a mum, or carrying the role in their own way — we see you.

We hope you all had a wonderful day recognising, celebrating or remembering. 🌷

🖼️ TreatBox

04/05/2026

Today, 4 May, is International Firefighters’ Day.

As the newly appointed First Officer of our brigade, I wanted to take a moment to acknowledge the amazing volunteers I now have the privilege of serving alongside.

Rural firefighters are people who give their time freely, often after work, on weekends, through training nights, hazard reduction burns, community events, and those 2am callouts when most people are asleep. They show up when they are needed, often quietly and without fuss.

One of the things I am most proud of is the diversity within our brigade. Our members bring different skills, backgrounds, life experiences and abilities. Some live with disabilities, some contribute operationally, some support in other essential ways, but every person adds value to the team.

On International Firefighters’ Day, I want to say thank you to each and every one of our members. I am proud to serve beside you, proud of the work you do, and proud of the way you support our community.

Thank you to all firefighters, career and volunteer, here in Queensland and around the world.

03/05/2026

Today, on International Firefighters’ Day, we say thank you ❤️

Our firefighters, both career and volunteer, do an incredible job of protecting their communities. Personnel across Queensland Fire and Rescue and Rural Fire Service Queensland work tirelessly to respond to fires, floods, rescues and more. They also do vital work to educate the community and mitigate risk.

We can’t thank you enough for keeping us safe.

📝 Queensland Fire Department
📷 Rocksberg-Moorina Rural Fire Brigade

24/04/2026

Lest we forget. 🌺

Today, on ANZAC Day, we pause to honour the courage, sacrifice, and spirit of all Australian and New Zealand servicemen and women—past and present.

We remember those who served, those who never returned, and the families who carry their legacy forward. Their bravery and mateship continue to shape who we are today.

Take a moment to reflect, attend a service, or simply stand in silence—because their sacrifice should never be forgotten.

21/04/2026

Hazard reduction burns are an important part of land management — clearing debris, reducing fuel loads - in preparation for fire season.

If you're considering a clean up at your place, our volunteers and appliances are available to assist you, your property, your neighbours and your community safe.

If you’re planning a burn on your property, please make sure you:
✅ Determine if you will need a permit or not
✅ Check current fire danger ratings before you light
✅ Notify neighbours and your local brigade
✅ Have water and tools ready on site
✅ Never leave a burn unattended

For burn permits and fire safety information, visit https://www.fire.qld.gov.au/about-us/frontline-services/rural-fire-service-queensland

21/04/2026

You can stay across current incidents and warnings here: fire.qld.gov.au/current-incidents

09/04/2026

ADVICE - Avoid Smoke Warning - Hazard Reduction Burn - QLD Fire Department (QFD) advised there is a hazard reduction burn in Sheep Station Crk Conservation Park, Upper Caboolture with smoke affecting the area. STAY INFORMED. Continue to monitor local conditions. For all bushfire warnings visit www.fire.qld.gov.au. Updates will be issued by QFD if the situation changes. If your life is in danger call 000. Sent 09/04/26 10:44 AM

Don't let your campfire become a bushfire - stay safe and stay aware. Read More Bushfire Survival Plan Make your Bushfire Survival Plan so everyone will know what to do in the event of a bushfire. Read More Plan to survive Interconnected smoke alarms and an escape plan save lives. Read More Lithium-...

26/03/2026

Last night was session three of Brigade Induction Training for our newest members.

Wayne (& his 2IC Nick) took them through Bush Fire Awareness, which is an introduction to fire behaviour and safety on the fireground.

This session is a precursor to Firefighter Minimum Skills training, which volunteer firefighters undertake as part of their ongoing training with RFSQ.

This course is also undertaken by support (non firefighter) volunteers, to ensure their safety when providing support at incidents.

08/03/2026

If heavy rain hits, some areas around Moreton Bay can flash flood. Please remember: if it’s flooded, forget it. 🚫🌧️ 🚗

Monitor the Moreton Bay Disaster Dashboard for road conditions and closures so you can choose a safer route if you’re out and about.

Stay safe, stay aware and stay connected to the latest updates 👉 disaster.moretonbay.qld.gov.au

14/02/2026

Sound the alarm, it’s Valentines Day! 🥰