Pollies thank volunteers for battling Drake fire

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Updated November 4 2019 - 4:13pm, first published 12:24pm
Pictured thanking Drake RFS Brigade members for a job well done are (from left) Tenterfield Shire Councillor Bronwyn Petrie, Chief Inspector Darren Cloake and Lismore MP Janelle Saffin, as NSW Opposition Leader Jodi McKay speaks with Drake's Lunatic Hotel licensee Amanda Hartley who provided meals and shelter to residents displaced by the Long Gully Road fireas well as feeding hundreds of firefighters.
Pictured thanking Drake RFS Brigade members for a job well done are (from left) Tenterfield Shire Councillor Bronwyn Petrie, Chief Inspector Darren Cloake and Lismore MP Janelle Saffin, as NSW Opposition Leader Jodi McKay speaks with Drake's Lunatic Hotel licensee Amanda Hartley who provided meals and shelter to residents displaced by the Long Gully Road fireas well as feeding hundreds of firefighters.

NSW Labor Opposition Leader Jodi McKay visited Drake last week to thank Rural Fire Service volunteer firefighters and all other emergency service personnel who spent the past seven weeks fighting to contain the Long Gully Road bushfire.

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Donna Ward

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