1 of 4 receivers heard in the last 30 minutes
NSW emergency pages, straight off the air.
RFSPager runs its own radio receivers across NSW. They decode Public Safety Network pager traffic — fire, rescue, SES — and hand every page to your phone and to this site as it is sent. Nothing is scraped from another website.
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Open the feed- 357 LambtonFRNSW
FRINC TYPE: ASSIST AMBULANCE TURNOUT: 357 INC: 198730-07102026
- 81 WindsorFRNSW
FRINC TYPE: MVA PERSONS TRAPPED TURNOUT: 81 INC: 198724-07102026
- 255 CharlestownFRNSW
FRINC TYPE: MVA TURNOUT: 255 INC: 198720-07102026
- Awaba BrigadeCentral Coast
07 October 2026 06:24:37 CCAWABA1 - 26-130598 - Car fire - VEHICLE FIRE - AWABA RD,WILTON RD,AWABA,LAKE MACQUARIE CITY (NSW),2283 - [151.55488,-33.00575]
- Killingworth BrigadeCentral Coast
07 October 2026 06:24:37 CCKILLI1 - 26-130598 - Car fire - VEHICLE FIRE - AWABA RD,WILTON RD,AWABA,LAKE MACQUARIE CITY (NSW),2283 - [151.55488,-33.00575]
- Awaba BrigadeCentral Coast
07 October 2026 06:24:37 CCAWABA - 26-130598 - Car fire - VEHICLE FIRE - AWABA RD,WILTON RD,AWABA,LAKE MACQUARIE CITY (NSW),2283 - [151.55488,-33.00575]
- 464 TorontoFRNSW
FRINC TYPE: CAR FIRE TURNOUT: 464 INC: 198712-07102026
1,630
Capcodes catalogued
12,237
Pages decoded in the last 30 days
172,465
Major incidents on record
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Receivers heard in the last 30 minutes
We don't scrape websites. We listen to the radio.
Every message in RFSPager came off a real RF channel through a receiver we run. That is why the feed shows the page itself, why we can tell you which receiver decoded it, and why the list on the right is honest about which ones are hearing traffic right now.
1Receive
A software-defined radio on a small computer, hosted by a volunteer, tuned to the network's POCSAG carriers.
2Decode
The receiver turns the bursts into text and posts each page to our server, which stores it against the capcode it was sent to.
3Deliver
The server streams the page to the app and to this site, and sends a push to anyone following that capcode.
Receivers
Last page decoded
Figtree
Budgewoi
Newcastle
RFSPager.app
A receiver counts as heard when we have decoded a page from it. A receiver that is powered on but hearing nothing is shown exactly that way.
What the app does.
Reading the feed is free. Pro adds the alerting — push for the capcodes you follow, and the tools for people who watch a lot of traffic.
Live pager feed
FreeEvery page as it is decoded. Filter by agency, search the text, pause to read.
Map
FreePages with a location, major incidents and hazard-reduction burns on one map.
Major incidents
FreeAdvice, Watch and Act and Emergency warnings from the RFS feed, refreshed every few minutes.
Push notifications
ProFollow the capcodes that matter to you and get a push the moment they are paged.
Alert zones
ProDraw a 5 to 100 km circle around home or work and get a push when an incident with coordinates lands inside it.
Respond
FreeTap Respond on a page and the rest of your brigade sees that you are on your way.
Free to read. Pro to tune out the noise.
Free
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No account needed to read the feed.
- The full live feed
- Map, major incidents and hazard reductions
- Respond to a page
Pro
$4.99 a month
or $29.99 a year. Cancel any time.
- Push notifications for your capcodes
- Alert zones
- Filter the feed to only your capcodes
- See pages from unidentified capcodes
- No ads
- Priority support
Subscribe in the app through the App Store or Google Play, or on this site by card.
Questions people ask.
Is RFSPager affiliated with the NSW RFS?
No. RFSPager is an independent app run by The IT Dept Pty Ltd. Pager traffic on the NSW Public Safety Network is broadcast over the air; we receive it with our own radios, decode it and present it well.
Where do the messages come from?
From our receivers. Each one is a small computer with a software-defined radio, hosted by a volunteer, tuned to the network's POCSAG carriers. It decodes each page and posts it to our server, which stores it and pushes it to the app and to this site. The receiver list on this page is live.
How current is the feed?
A page appears here after it has been transmitted, decoded by a receiver and stored by our server. That usually takes seconds. If a receiver goes quiet you will see it in the receiver list, because the list is driven by the pages we actually decoded.
What does Pro add?
Push notifications for the capcodes you follow, alert zones, filtering the feed to just your capcodes, pages from capcodes we have not identified yet, no ads, and priority support. Reading the live feed, the map and major incidents is free.
Does it cover anywhere outside NSW?
Not yet. Coverage follows where our receivers are, and today those are in NSW. If you would like to host one, get in touch.
What happens to my data?
Your account holds your email, name and the capcodes and zones you follow. Traffic to our servers is encrypted in transit. Signing out invalidates the session on that device. The privacy policy has the full detail.
Something else? [email protected]
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