A house fire in Gobbagombalin has left one person requiring medical attention in the early hours of this morning, with authorities treating the blaze as suspicious.
Emergency services responded to a call at 11:53 PM last night reporting a fire at a property on Nellywanna Street in Gobbagombalin. Four Fire and Rescue NSW (FRNSW) trucks carrying 16 firefighters arrived at the scene to find the front room of the house well alight.
The firefighting operation lasted approximately 30 minutes before crews successfully extinguished the blaze. FRNSW personnel remained on site until 1:20 AM to ensure the area was secure.
NSW Police and NSW Ambulance also attended the incident. One occupant of the home was treated for smoke inhalation at the scene. It is currently unclear whether the person required transportation to hospital for further treatment.
Authorities have confirmed they are treating the fire as suspicious. Police have established a crime scene and investigations into the cause of the fire are ongoing.
Aerial Footage of the incident on Nellywanna Street in Gobbagombalin, 2650 (All Rights Reserved by Car Explore, not to be used without permission)
This fire comes less then 24-hours after another house was significantly damaged in a separate blaze in Wagga Wagga on Thursday, 12:30am.
@FRNSW alerted to #WaggaWagga house fire by Triple Zero (000) calls about 12:30am Thursday
— Stewart Alexander (@FRNSW_RS3) April 23, 2025
House has sustained significant damage. No reported injuries.
Fire cause subject to investigation @nswpolice #FRNSW pic.twitter.com/fKhgLxGKt7
More details will be provided as they become available.
Dylan Gow
Dylan Anderson
