Groups grapple with fire safety changes

By Brendan Crabb
Updated October 7 2014 - 4:39pm, first published 4:37pm
RFS Superintendent  Richard Cotterill says RFS would be working with councils to review areas that were bushfire prone. Picture: ANDY ZAKELI
RFS Superintendent Richard Cotterill says RFS would be working with councils to review areas that were bushfire prone. Picture: ANDY ZAKELI

THE NSW Rural Fire Service (RFS) believes the Kiama local government area is likely to be more affected than other parts of the region by changes to how those living near bushfire-prone land can protect themselves from risk. 

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