Rubbish fire at Wingfield Waste and Recycling Depot at Dry Creek likely to burn all day Smoke billows from a waste depot fire at Wingfield. Lawrence McGill took this photo from his Clearview back yard. Picture: NewsForce Source: Supplied FIREFIGHTERS are expected to take all day to battle a rubbish fire that ignited at Dry Creek early this morning and that is pushing smoke over the north-western suburbs. Passers-by noticed flames smoke and flames coming from the Wingfield Waste and Recycling Depot on Hanson Rd North about 12.15am and called the Metropolitan Fire Service. Firefighters gained control of the fire this morning but 28 remain on site and are expected to be on scene for the day to completely extinguish the blaze, an MFS spokeswoman said. Bulldozers are being used to separate piles of rubbish to help extinguish the blaze. The MFS advises that the fire is causing a large amount of smoke to be visible around Addison Rd, the Port River Expressway, Torrens Rd, South Rd and Regency Rd. Did you get a photo of the Dry Creek fire? Send it to us through NewsForce. South-southwest winds are also pushing smoke over suburbs including Angle Park, Ferryden Park, Wingfield, Mansfield Park, Pennington, Woodville Gardens, Regency Park and Woodville North. People in the affected area are advised to close their doors and windows and stay indoors if they suffer from any respiratory or cardiac conditions. Road users are also advised to use caution on the roads around the fire as smoke may reduce visibility. Firefighters were called to three fires at the depot in three months from August to October last year. A large mulch fire at the same depot in early October last year caused about $1 million damage to machinery. There have been several fires at rubbish and recycling centres in the area over the past few years, including a large blaze that destroyed the Muldern Waste Oil depot in March last year.