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The NSW State Emergency Service (NSW SES) has responded to more than 7,000 incidents, including 85 flood rescues, since the onset of Ex Tropical Cyclone Alfred.
Car by flooded water
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As Ex Tropical Cyclone Alfred continues to weaken and Lismore residents start to return home, the NSW State Emergency Service (NSW SES) urges communities to remain vigilant and not become complacent. 
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Major flooding has isolated 1800 people as evacuation routes have been cut, as ex Tropical Cyclone continues to bring heavy rain to northern NSW.
Murwillumbah Flood Rescue team standing in a group for a briefing
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As parts of Lismore return home with caution, the NSW SES is advising Northern NSW communities to remain vigilant and continue to listen to advice from emergency services.
Crews attending roof job at Ulmurra Town, NSW
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The NSW SES has received more than 10,390 calls and responded to more than 5,982 incidents as ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred continues to move inland, impacting the Northern Rivers and Mid North Coast of NSW.
Photo taken by Travis Leader NSW SES Bellingen Unit at Bellingen Bridge 2025 8 March 2025
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While Ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred has impacted NSW, the NSW State Emergency Service (SES) warns significant storm and flood risk are still possible for Northern NSW and is urging communities to remain vigilant. 
Brown Creek Levee Lismore water over the road 5 March 2025
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The NSW SES has received more than 8,800 calls and responded to more than 5,062 incidents with Tropical Cyclone Alfred already impacting the Northern Rivers and Mid North Coast of NSW. 
NSW SES crews our clearing road from debris 7 March 2025
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The NSW State Emergency Service (SES) is urging communities across Northern NSW to remain vigilant as Tropical Cyclone Alfred continues to move towards the coast.  
Coffs Harbour community members preparing sandbags 7 March 2025
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The NSW State Emergency Service (SES) is asking parts of the Northern Rivers to leave tonight as rapid river rises are expected to lead to extensive flooding. 
Storm above house
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As Northern NSW communities continue to anticipate the arrival of Tropical Cyclone Alfred, the NSW SES is reminding the community not to be complacent. 
Map showing many warnings as an example of a very significant weather event