Dubbo's Shaun Coyle makes a career out of firefighting thanks to Indigenous Fire and Rescue Employment Strategy program

By Newsroom
Updated May 28 2022 - 2:02pm, first published 12:00pm
POSITIVE EXAMPLE: Shaun Coyle recently took part in the Indigenous Fire and Rescue Employment Strategy (IFARES) partnership program between TAFE NSW and FRNSW. Photo: CONTRIBUTED
POSITIVE EXAMPLE: Shaun Coyle recently took part in the Indigenous Fire and Rescue Employment Strategy (IFARES) partnership program between TAFE NSW and FRNSW. Photo: CONTRIBUTED

Wiradjuri man Shaun Coyle has decided to make a career out of firefighting after six-and-a-half years on-call in the Orana region.

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