Australia's forum for emergency resilience, response & recovery. Championing diversity and mental health in the emergency services Melb. 14-15 July #EMC2026
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
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🌊INFORMATION EXCHANGE with Cindi Preller, Executive Director @pacifictsunami Hawai'i 🌴
Thanks for sharing your passion in geoscience, designing & delivering #Tsunami science & preparedness training 🌊
Looking forward to Cindi's keynote @EMCConference bit.ly/4eWpfOk
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Are you coming to @EMCConference #Melb in July?
Come chat to our team. Hear #Cath Panel on Day 1 on issues in emergencies for people with low literacy hpe.com.au/emcmelbourne/prog…
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#TonysTrek aims to raise awareness of the mental toll emergency service work can take on the those who work and volunteer to support our communities when disaster strikes.
@FFMVic_Chief @FFMVic - Tony's Trek Ambassador
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Introducing, #TonysTrek! A solo 1,440km walk by @the_IGEM to raise awareness of the mental health toll on our sector. Funds raised will help us launch two mental injury prevention programs. To learn more or offer support head to esf.com.au/tonys-trek
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We will never forget February 7, 2009-the days leading up to and after this tragic day in Victorian history. The 173 lives lost alongside homes and livelihoods.
We take a moment today to remember all those affected and the bravery of firefighters and emergency services personnel
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Great job by everyone involved in very trying circumstances, your professionalism and passion shine through, love your work👍
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Thanks for the invite to speak all things #diversity this morning. Keen to see even more resources injected into #proactive engagement with #multicultural communities & dedicated staff in relevant roles to build these trusted relationships.
It all takes time but people need to see #diversity in mainstream: diversity in media, in leadership, in recruitment, and in emergency services especially uniformed roles - Tina Hosseini, Cameron McLeod @HuddleNMFC,Mark Duckworth @Deakin #EMC2021
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Fantastic to speak just now at @EMCConference. ESF’s Leading for Better Mental Health program is a unique initiative that is reshaping what it means to be a contemporary leader in the emergency services, someone who prioritises creating and supporting a mentally healthy workplace
#EMC2021 hearing from our CEO @SiusanMackenzie Dr Sarah Hewat about @ESF_Victoria Leading for Better Mental Health pilot program 🙌🧑🚒👨💼👮🏽♂️ @EMCConference #ESFBetterTogether
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#EMC2021 hearing from our CEO @SiusanMackenzie Dr Sarah Hewat about @ESF_Victoria Leading for Better Mental Health pilot program 🙌🧑🚒👨💼👮🏽♂️ @EMCConference #ESFBetterTogether
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@EMCConference day 2 kicks off with Prof Catherine Bennett, @Deakin Chair of Epidemiology, speaking about how #misinformation can fuel fear and panic during the pandemic 🦠
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@EMCConference kicks off today!
For 21 years ESF has proudly hosted this the premier event in Vic that brings our sector together to connect, harness and grow our collective wisdom and strength.
This year with the theme of #change💡
See you there! #ESFBetterTogether
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I Hope to see many of you online today for the first day of the EMC and on day two next Monday 11 October as well as our Webinars on 18, 21, 25 and 28 October.
All in all a great line up ,of speakers and topics. Happy 21st birthday to our conference.
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Starts Tuesday! @EMCConference 2020 explores recent events in Australia & overseas - bushfires, heatwaves, severe storms, cyclones, smoke events, volcanic eruptions!
🔹What worked well?
🔹What did we learn ?
🔹How can we improve?
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This year’s @EMCConference proudly welcomes keynote speaker Mayor of Christchurch (NZ) @LianneDalziel on the capacity of communities to adapt to change and to create a new future when there is no going back to the way it used to be. For info & registration hpe.com.au/emcmelbourne/
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What's the fit with assurance, continuous improvement & emergency management? Join this Thursday’s @EMCConference with guest @The_IGEM Tony Pearce on Victoria's system-wide approach to supporting positive community outcomes hpe.com.au/emcmelbourne/webi…
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September's webEMC welcomes @the_IGEM Tony Pearce on IGEM's approach in supporting Victoria’s emergency management learning and continuous improvement culture, and avoiding the potential for change fatigue.
Register now for webEMC - 3 September from 11am hpe.com.au/emcmelbourne/webi…
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🔥🇦🇺 #AustralianFires: Our thoughts are with @FFMVic & @ParksVictoria colleagues, friends & family, and the broader firefighting community with the loss of life in Omeo, Victoria, in Australia’s South East. #RIP #LODD 🎗 – at Melbourne, Victoria
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Our thoughts and condolences are with these two brave men, their families and communities. Absolutely tragic.
The 2 firefighters killed in a vehicle accident last night are Deputy Captain Geoffrey Keaton 32yrs & Firefighter Andrew O’Dwyer 36yrs, both from Horsley Park Brigade. Our thoughts are with their family, friends & fellow brigade members. #nswrfs
ALT Geoffrey Keaton
ALT Andrew O'Dwyer
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News Chopper footage from Sydney this morning. Credit (ABC)
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Today marked the launch of 'Are They Triple OK', aimed at increasing social and peer support for emergency services personnel across Australia. Because even though we're always there to help our communities, it's important that we ask each other if we're OK too.
