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The NSW State Emergency Service is volunteers helping their communities cope with emergencies. More than 10,000 volunteers give up their time in 228 locations throughout NSW to assist their communities during floods, storms and other emergencies.
News & Events
Volunteer members of the Moama and Mathoura SES Units spent the day at the Kerrabee Sound Shell in Moama talking to residents about the need for local volunteers as part of National Volunteers Week....read more » The over ten thousand volunteers of the New South Wales State Emergency Service are celebrating this year's National Volunteer Week....read more » Last Friday evening, 15 volunteers from the Sydney Southern SES Units of Marrickville and Bankstown spent six hours packing goods to be flown to Burma to assist in recovery efforts after Cyclone Nargis....read more » Photos from the ANZAC Day flood that affected the NSW Mid-North Coast and Hunter Regions have been added to the image gallery....read more » Clearing rainfall has seen flood heights on the Hastings, Manning, Paterson and Williams Rivers recede overnight with predominantly a small amount of rural property isolation, road closures and the isolation of Harrington....read more » |
Highlights
Stuart RoySydney Southern Region SES volunteer Stuart Roy is Hurstville's Citizen of the Year for 2008. more »
Emergency Responses
Image Gallery
See the latest images of SES Volunteers in action. more »
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