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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.
For emergency help in floods and storms, call the SES on
132 500
Afternoon Flood Update 5:30pm - 7 Nov 09, 5:18PM
Flooding has eased with most isolated communities now having access restored....read more » Flood Update Saturday 6:30am - 7 Nov 09, 6:30AM
Weather conditions are easing on the Mid-North Coast. The SES will continue to monitor the welfare of 4,800 people who remain isolated....read more » Flood Update Mid-North Coast 12:30am Saturday - 7 Nov 09, 12:51AM
Floodwaters have isolated some 4,800 residents and caused evacuations on the Mid-North Coast overnight....read more » Evacuation for Parts of Coffs Harbour - 7 Nov 09, 12:20AM
Forty properties on five streets are currently being doorknocked and requested to evacuate in Coffs Harbour....read more » Major Flooding at Coffs Harbour - 6 Nov 09, 11:31PM
SES volunteers continue to respond to flood and severe weather events across the north coast of NSW with Coffs Harbour being the main area where requests for assistance have come from....read more » 
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Mick O'BryanSES Trundle Unit volunteer Mick O'Bryan was presented with the Ten Year Long Service Medal by the Director General of the NSW State Emergency Service (SES) Murray Kear during a ceremony at the SES Lachlan Region Headquarters. more » 
Emergency Responses
September 2009
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