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Stay safe and vigilant! 🛡️ #sanewsScammers are using the global tech outage to their advantage. Please be assured that all CommBank services are available including NetBank, the CommBank app, CommBiz, merchant payments and our ATMs.
Remember, we will never ask for your NetBank Client ID, password, NetCode or to login directly from an SMS or email.
Here’s three simple steps to remember which can help protect you:
1. Stop 🛑 Does a call, email or text seem off? The best thing to do is stop and take a moment to think. Real organisations won’t put you under pressure to act instantly in emails, phone calls or text messages - especially asking you to click on links.
2. Check 🔎 Ask someone you trust or contact the organisation the email, call or text claims to be from.
3. Reject ❌ If you’re unsure, simply hang up on the caller, delete the email or block the phone number.
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🚒🇨🇦 Exciting News! The SA Country Fire Service (CFS) is answering the call to support Canada during their wildfire crisis. On Saturday morning, nine brave CFS firefighters will head to Alberta and British Columbia to assist with incident management and fireground leadership. They'll join about 90 other personnel from across Australia for a deployment that could last up to 40 days.
Meet our heroes: - Libby Mapletoft, Fire Behaviour Analyst - Phil Tapscott, Divisional Commander - Keagan Porter, Hayden Linggood, and Steven Douglas, Sector Commanders - Nat Tanti, Resources Officer - Matthew Allan and Shaun Irrgang, Strike Team Leaders - Bruce Hull, Supply Officer
Local firefighters in Canada are battling hundreds of active fires, using heavy machinery to create containment lines. Our SA crews will work in control centers and on the frontline.
Let's wish our firefighters a safe and successful mission! 🌍❤️
#sanews#whyalla#portaugusta*** Please share *** Unfortunately one of our work vans were stolen in early hours of Saturday morning. The van has been recovered in port Augusta. Unfortunately all of the tools (mostly makita) ladders, electrical stock, etc was taken.
If anybody sees suspicious tools or electrical supplies for sale please let us know.
Five CFS crews have battled a blaze at a single-storey home in Maitland, Yorke Peninsula. Using both internal and external firefighting tactics, they successfully extinguished the fire, which caused significant damage.
Fortunately, the residents were not home when the fire started. The fire, believed to have ignited in the lounge or dining room, quickly spread, resulting in a partial roof collapse. The damage is estimated at around $250,000.
CFS crews are still on the scene, ensuring it is safe. SA Ambulance, SA Police, and Fire Cause investigators are also present.
For more details: dlvr.it/T9cNMB @sa #sanews#maitlandHouse fire at Maitland - 15 July 2024: Five CFS crews have gained entrance, and used internal and external structural firefighting tactics, to extinguish a fire causing significant damage to a single-storey house in Maitland, on the Yorke Peninsula.
Thankfully residents were not home when the fire started. The blaze is expected to have ignited somewhere within the lounge or dining room and quickly engulfed the house causing a partial roof collapse. The property is significantly impacted with an estimated damage value of approximately $250,000.
CFS crews remain on scene mopping up and ensuring the scene is safe.
SA Ambulance are currently on scene to support. SA Police and Fire Cause have been called to the scene.
Message from Commonwealth Bank
⚠️ Important Notice: Beware of Scammers Exploiting Tech Outages ⚠️
Scammers are taking advantage of the global tech outage. Please rest assured that all CommBank services, including NetBank, the CommBank app, CommBiz, merchant payments, and our ATMs, are fully operational.
Remember, we will never ask for your NetBank Client ID, password, NetCode, or request you to log in directly from an SMS or email.
Here are three simple steps to protect yourself:
Stop 🛑: If a call, email, or text seems off, stop and take a moment to think. Legitimate organisations won’t pressure you to act instantly, especially asking you to click on links.
Check 🔎: Consult someone you trust or directly contact the organisation the message claims to be from.
Reject ❌: If you're unsure, hang up the call, delete the email, or block the phone number.
Always source technical information and updates from official sites only.
Stay safe and vigilant! 🛡️
#sanewsScammers are using the global tech outage to their advantage. Please be assured that all CommBank services are available including NetBank, the CommBank app, CommBiz, merchant payments and our ATMs.
Remember, we will never ask for your NetBank Client ID, password, NetCode or to login directly from an SMS or email.
Here’s three simple steps to remember which can help protect you:
1. Stop 🛑 Does a call, email or text seem off? The best thing to do is stop and take a moment to think. Real organisations won’t put you under pressure to act instantly in emails, phone calls or text messages - especially asking you to click on links.
2. Check 🔎 Ask someone you trust or contact the organisation the email, call or text claims to be from.
3. Reject ❌ If you’re unsure, simply hang up on the caller, delete the email or block the phone number.
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🚒🇨🇦 Exciting News! The SA Country Fire Service (CFS) is answering the call to support Canada during their wildfire crisis. On Saturday morning, nine brave CFS firefighters will head to Alberta and British Columbia to assist with incident management and fireground leadership. They'll join about 90 other personnel from across Australia for a deployment that could last up to 40 days.
Meet our heroes:
- Libby Mapletoft, Fire Behaviour Analyst
- Phil Tapscott, Divisional Commander
- Keagan Porter, Hayden Linggood, and Steven Douglas, Sector Commanders
- Nat Tanti, Resources Officer
- Matthew Allan and Shaun Irrgang, Strike Team Leaders
- Bruce Hull, Supply Officer
Local firefighters in Canada are battling hundreds of active fires, using heavy machinery to create containment lines. Our SA crews will work in control centers and on the frontline.
Let's wish our firefighters a safe and successful mission! 🌍❤️
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Unfortunately, one of our work Allstars Vans was stolen in the early hours of Saturday morning.
The van has been recovered in Port Augusta, but sadly all of the tools (mostly Makita), ladders, electrical stock, etc., were taken.
If anybody sees suspicious tools or electrical supplies for sale, please let Allstar know Or Police 131 444
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Allstar Electrical
#sanews #whyalla #portaugusta*** Please share ***
Unfortunately one of our work vans were stolen in early hours of Saturday morning.
The van has been recovered in port Augusta. Unfortunately all of the tools (mostly makita) ladders, electrical stock, etc was taken.
If anybody sees suspicious tools or electrical supplies for sale please let us know.
Pic for attention!
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**House Fire in Maitland - 15 July 2024**
Five CFS crews have battled a blaze at a single-storey home in Maitland, Yorke Peninsula. Using both internal and external firefighting tactics, they successfully extinguished the fire, which caused significant damage.
Fortunately, the residents were not home when the fire started. The fire, believed to have ignited in the lounge or dining room, quickly spread, resulting in a partial roof collapse. The damage is estimated at around $250,000.
CFS crews are still on the scene, ensuring it is safe. SA Ambulance, SA Police, and Fire Cause investigators are also present.
For more details: dlvr.it/T9cNMB
@sa
#sanews #maitlandHouse fire at Maitland - 15 July 2024: Five CFS crews have gained entrance, and used internal and external structural firefighting tactics, to extinguish a fire causing significant damage to a single-storey house in Maitland, on the Yorke Peninsula.
Thankfully residents were not home when the fire started. The blaze is expected to have ignited somewhere within the lounge or dining room and quickly engulfed the house causing a partial roof collapse. The property is significantly impacted with an estimated damage value of approximately $250,000.
CFS crews remain on scene mopping up and ensuring the scene is safe.
SA Ambulance are currently on scene to support. SA Police and Fire Cause have been called to the scene.
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