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The NSW State Emergency Service (SES) has received more than 1,400 calls and responded to over 850 incidents as damaging winds lashed the Illawarra and South Coast, Snowy Mountains, Blue Mountains, Sydney Metro and parts of the Central Coast and Hunter yesterday.

Schools, businesses and homes have sustained damage today as strong winds lashed large parts of the NSW Illawarra and South Coast, Snowy Mountains, Blue Mountains, Sydney Metro and parts of the Central Coast and Hunter. 

This World Refugee Day, meet inspiring NSW SES Member Frances Kayphoe , who uses his experiences to support CALD communities during emergencies.  

With flooding now an ever-present danger for communities in Australia and around the world, Australian researchers have demonstrated the effectiveness of world-first real-time water level and rainfall sensing technology using existing mobile phone networks.

You are being invited to the NSW SES Blue Mountains West Unit Disaster Risk Awareness Expo as you live, work or visit a key location impacted by hazard, flood, storm . Find out more about your risk and what you can do to prepare, respond and recover.

NSW State Emergency Service (SES) Chief Superintendent Ashley Sullivan, and Mid North Coast Volunteer Gregory Phillip Steele have been awarded the Emergency Services Medal (ESM) in the King’s Birthday Honours. 

Join NSW SES - Waverley Woollahra unit for World Tsunami Awareness Day. At this free community event at Bondi Pavilion you will and learn how to plan for and stay safe in the event of a tsunami alert. The event will provide practical information on tsunami, storm and flood risks in NSW including warning systems, evacuation planning and simple steps you can take to prepare your family and community.

Join NSW SES - Waverley Woollahra unit for World Tsunami Awareness Day. At this free community event at Bondi Pavilion you will and learn how to plan for and stay safe in the event of a tsunami alert. The event will provide practical information on tsunami, storm and flood risks in NSW including warning systems, evacuation planning and simple steps you can take to prepare your family and community.

The NSW State Emergency Service (SES) has concluded its operational response after heavy rainfall and severe flooding caused extensive damage to homes, businesses and infrastructure on the Mid North Coast and in the Hunter.

Known for their life-saving efforts during emergencies, NSW State Emergency Service (SES) members are joining a different kind of rescue mission this winter – bolstering blood supplies.