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Manning Point , Oxley Island and Mitchell Island residents will take part in an NSW State Emergency Service (SES) hands-on flood scenario to prepare and learn about how they can protect themselves, their families and their properties during a flood.  

A morning walk on the Kiama Coastal Walk turned into an emergency call to the NSW State Emergency Service (SES) on Friday, after a dog fell 20 metres down a cliff.

NSW State Emergency Service (SES) is urging communities to stay vigilant following a busy 24 hours of heavy rainfall and flash flooding. 

Heavy rain has led to a surge in calls for assistance overnight with the NSW SES receiving more than 850 calls over the last 24 hours.  

Heavy rainfall is causing flash flooding and minor riverine rises as NSW State Emergency Service (SES) responds to the impacts of a complex low-pressure system across the state.

Communities in NSW are being urged to be vigilant ahead of potentially dangerous thunderstorms and destructive winds.

Some of NSW State Emergency Service’s newest recruits put their skills to the test at the 13 th annual Campbelltown Challenge over the weekend, building confidence, teamwork and readiness for real-life emergencies.

The NSW State Emergency Service (SES) Portland Unit has unveiled a $330,000 transformation, marking a significant boost to its operational readiness and response capability. 

Manning Point, Oxley Island and Mitchell Island residents will take part in an NSW State Emergency Service (SES) hands-on flood scenario to prepare and learn about how they can protect themselves, their families and their properties during a flood.  

The NSW State Emergency Service (SES) is urging communities across the state to prepare for several days of unsettled weather, with the potential for damaging winds and thunderstorms.