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Former Dungog firefighter Matt Thompson to meet with Fire and Rescue NSW representative after more than one third of town's firefighters quit over issues at the Hunter station

By Nick Bielby
Updated September 10 2019 - 12:37pm, first published September 5 2019 - 4:30am
Dungog FRNSW station, with the shed in the background where female firefighters were told to change in and out of their uniforms after a sexual assault allegation against a male member of the station. Picture: Supplied
Dungog FRNSW station, with the shed in the background where female firefighters were told to change in and out of their uniforms after a sexual assault allegation against a male member of the station. Picture: Supplied

A former Hunter firefighter has accused Fire and Rescue NSW of being a "boys' club" after an indecent assault allegation led to female firefighters at Dungog being told to change in and out of their uniforms in a shed outside the station.

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