UPDATE: $20,000 raised by the public for Brittliffe Close family

By Alex Tigani
Updated June 27 2019 - 8:55am, first published June 26 2019 - 1:19pm
PRESS CONFERENCE: NSW Ambulance Service Inspector Joel De Zuna, Hunter Valley Police District Commander Superintendent Chad Gillies and Fire and Rescue NSW Superintendent Joshua Turner address the media this morning.
PRESS CONFERENCE: NSW Ambulance Service Inspector Joel De Zuna, Hunter Valley Police District Commander Superintendent Chad Gillies and Fire and Rescue NSW Superintendent Joshua Turner address the media this morning.

UPDATE: More than $20,000 has been raised on the GoFundMe page in support of the victims of this morning's tragic house fire on Brittliffe Close.

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