Jaxson Standfield, 8, Shirlyn Main, 12, and Olivia Rath, 9 explored one of Shepparton Search and Rescue’s trucks.
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Rechelle Zammit
Families got a chance to get up close and personal with the workers who keep us safe.
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First responders gathered at Victoria Lake on Sunday, November 10 for the Emergency Services Family Day.
People met first responders from Fire Rescue Victoria, CFA, Victoria Police, Safe Transport Victoria, SES, Victorian Fisheries Authority, Australian Federal Police and Ambulance Victoria.
The educational and fun day saw kids get up close with the vehicles, explore fire trucks and ambulances, and test out some equipment.
There was also live demonstrations and face painting for kids.
News photographer Rechelle Zammit headed down on the day to capture the fun.
Kids got the chance to learn more about what firefighters do to keep us safe. Pictured is Leon Maina, 11, Forest Land Management’s forest project firefighter Jeremy Knight, Bonita Tampi, William Tampi, 4, Zoe Ki, 5 and Forest Land Management’s acting fire and land operations officer Chris Hennessy.
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Rechelle Zammit
Bronwyn Trinder from Enchanted Rainbow painted 7-year-old Kolton Jafer’s face.
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Rechelle Zammit
Kids could take a peak inside an ambulance.
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Rechelle Zammit
Kids got to try out some of the Air Force’s equipment. Pictured is Australia Air Force FLTLT Daniel Roberston with Aryana Khan, 4 and Salaar Khan, 6.
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Rechelle Zammit
Air Force cadets came out to show people what they do. Pictured is Australian Air Force Cadets LAC Gus Thiel, FLTLT Trevor Morrison, CDT Mia Morgan, CDT Jasmeen Kaur and CCPL Brenton Curtis.
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Rechelle Zammit
Dad Damien Tanner, AFP Leading Senior Constable Gerry Delbono, Liam Tanner, 4 and Adelene Tanner, 6 dress up in police gear.
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Rechelle Zammit
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