New Zealand’s first swiftwater rescue command course a success!
Read MorePublic Safety Institute becomes Australasia’s only finalist at the Global Search and Rescue Excellence Awards held in London.
Read MoreWe undertake an initial proof of concept test in using the BreachPen Gen II to cut automotive laminated glass underwater.
Read MoreNew University of Otago study on responder experiences to the 2017 Edgecumbe Flood now published in MDPI Animals.
Read MorePress Release: Publication of “No Animal Left Behind” article highlights campaign success and future legislative needs.
Read MoreThe new Tiger Swiftwater Breathing Apparatus (SWBA) system is set to take swiftwater to the next level in operator safety.
Read MoreDrowning is a leading cause of accidental death worldwide, with traditional drowning prevention strategies focused on buoyancy aids and protective equipment proving insufficient in mitigating the immediate risks of cold water shock and drowning…
Read MoreExperts from NY State Police Special Operations became America’s first SWBA Specialists at the State’s world-leading swiftwater rescue training center today.
Read MoreExperts from Norway and Catalonia underwent training in a new device poised to give rescuers increased level of safety when carrying out water rescues.
Read MoreThe VodaSafe AquaEye takes to Vector Wero in Auckland for evaluation.
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