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NSW emergency services tested their road crash rescue skills and shared tools and techniques at the State Road Crash Rescue Challenge in Dubbo over the weekend.

The NSW State Emergency Service (SES) has responded to more than 800 incidents over two days, as heavy rainfall caused flash flooding and riverine rises across the northern coast.

Tweed Heads SES invite all women living in the Tweed Shire to the EPIC workhop. EPiC is a practical, skill-based workshop designed to provide you with a diverse range of skills to help you prepare your home and family for the impacts from natural hazards. Our aim is to demonstrate and provide you with opportunities to practice skills in a safe environment with trained volunteers. What you'll learn: 🟠 Sand bagging for water diversion 🟡 Tarping - bottom floor window repair 🟢 Cleaning gutters 🟠 Ladder safety 🟢 Understand the BoM website - where to look for local info 🟠 How to download apps and understanding our Warnings 🟡 Developing your Home Emergency Plan/Kit

Travellers planning to hit the road this Anzac Day long weekend are being urged to stay vigilant and monitor local weather conditions as widespread rainfall is forecast across the state.

The Scone NSW SES Unit will be at the Picnic by the Lake at Lake Glenbawn Come and meet our friendly volunteers, learn about how to be safer in emergencies and disasters and view our display.

Local Joeys from the 2nd Abbotsford Port Neptune Sea Scout Group will hop in to visit Canada Bay SES to learn about who we are and what we do.

It's WOW Day ! Make sure you visit the SES Display staffed by NSW SES volunteers from Blue Mountains East Unit. We'll have activities and hand-outs to help you and your family better understand and prepare for emergencies such as storms and floods.

Make sure you visit the SES Display staffed by NSW SES volunteers from Willoughby - Lane Cove Unit. We'll have activities and hand-outs to help you and your family better understand and prepare for emergencies such as storms and floods.

As families hit the road for the school holidays, the NSW State Emergency Service (SES) is reminding people to take precautions, drive safely and plan ahead if they’re camping near rivers or creeks.  

Flood waters are slowly receding at Wanaaring and flowing downstream, after major flooding peaked on the Paroo River on Tuesday.