The RFDS in NSW/ACT

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Interviews, plus high resolution images and video are available upon request. 
Please reach out to our friendly team who will be sure to help you.


Head of Corporate Affairs: Therese​ Raft
Email: therese.raft@rfdsse.org.au
Mobile0407 583 854

Communications Manager: Mark Rayner
Email: mark.rayner@rfdsse.org.au
Mobile: 0436 622 801

Communications Manager: Katie Alstead
Email: katie.alstead@rfdsse.org.au
Mobile: 0455 747 448

Communications Advisor: Kim Cook
Email: kim.cook@rfdsse.org.au
Mobile: 0436 622 802

We have a number of media-ready downloads that you are welcome to use.

Video Resources

Video Resources

We have a number of media-ready downloads that you are welcome to use. For high resolution videos contact our media team.

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Image Resources

Image Resources

Media-ready downloadable images that you are welcome to use. For high resolution images, please contact our media team.

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RFDS SE Service map

RFDS SE Service map

This Service Map is a comprehensive snapshot of the communities the RFDS South Eastern Section serves in and around NSW.

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