Bush Fire Advice for Badgally Rd, Gregory Hills

Source: NSW RFS · Gregory Hills, NSW

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An Advice-level bush fire alert is active for Badgally Rd, Gregory Hills, NSW 2557 and remains not yet controlled.

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Record type
NSW incident notice
Affected area
Gregory Hills, NSW
Issued
September 12, 2026
Source feed
NSW RFS
Incident type
Bushfire

The NSW RFS source feed includes fires, planned burns, emergency responses, and other incidents. Use the source incident notice to identify the event type, current status, responsible agency, boundary, and instructions because those details can change quickly.

A bushfire burns bushland, forest, or scrub. NSW RFS advice level (Advice, Watch and Act, Emergency Warning) reflects how much danger the fire poses right now, which this archived record does not update. Bushfire records make up 39% of the 3,303 NSW RFS incident notices Areazine has archived (1,281 of them).

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Alert Details

ALERT LEVEL: Advice TYPE: Bush Fire FIRE: Yes SIZE: 0 ha STATUS: Not yet controlled RESPONSIBLE AGENCY: Fire and Rescue NSW UPDATED: 12 Sep 2026 11:32

Affected Areas

Badgally Rd, Gregory Hills, NSW 2557 COUNCIL AREA: Campbelltown

What You Should Do

Follow advice from Fire and Rescue NSW.

Expected Conditions

No specific conditions provided in source data.

Timeline

Alert updated 12 Sep 2026 11:32. Status remains not yet controlled.

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What is a bushfire?
A bushfire burns bushland, forest, or scrub. NSW RFS advice level (Advice, Watch and Act, Emergency Warning) reflects how much danger the fire poses right now, which this archived record does not update.
How common is this type of NSW RFS record?
Bushfire records account for 39% (1,281 of 3,303) of the NSW RFS incident notices Areazine has archived.
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