Actually, it is a fire which could have ‘four oxy-acetylene gas tanks’ explode.

See http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2008/06/10/2270458.htm?site=canberra

I believe it was a trailer of some sort that was on fire and contained oxy-acetylene bottles that could potentially explode. There were apparently two other oxy-acetylene bottles near to the trailer as well so fire brigade closed the area off as a safety precaution.

CONDORRR!!! *squaarrk!! squaaaaark!!!*

lux

er… lol

fireworks one day, oxy bottles the next!

I find your lack of punctuation disturbing.

You also left out a preposition (such as in, on, of, for, or to) indicating the relationship between two items in the sentence.
Conder is the suburb named after the painter, a condor is a bird native to the Americas.
Nor is there a “Tuggers” police station.

It was a case of
Control+c
Control+v

The Condor/Conder bit was my fault tho

I’ve never heard of Conder (I’d have called it Condor too)! Is it real?

‘Tuggers’ police station, technically not correct but recognisable.
Located in Greenway not far from the Tuggeranong Hyperdome shopping centre.
The locals call the area ‘Tuggers’ for short.

A bit tense there Skidbladnir ?

Did they close off the paths too, or just the roads?

ER! ER! ER!

since when was conder called condor?

Seriously, do they even have the interwebs down that way?

Nor is there a “Tuggers” police station.

Then what do you call the police station in Tuggers?

UPDATE:

The roads are now open to the public and residents can now return to there homes…

their.

Skidbladnir said :

I find your lack of punctuation disturbing.

You also left out a preposition (such as in, on, of, for, or to) indicating the relationship between two items in the sentence.
Conder is the suburb named after the painter, a condor is a bird native to the Americas.
Nor is there a “Tuggers” police station.

You might want to tell that to the 100 or so coppers that work at Tuggeranong Station then

or is it a hint that its really called “tuggeranong’ police station?

who knows?