A fire has torn through a home in Secret Harbour.
It started at the single-storey property on Nottely Crescent around 12.30pm on Thursday.
Several firefighters attended the blaze.
It's understood two local high school students ran into the property and saved two dogs from the inferno.
The fire was believed to be caused by an electrical fault.
Luckily, no one was injured.
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