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Ballina SES members will be assisting with first aid, laying a wreath as well as serving tea and coffee at the morning service .

The NSW SES Hawkesbury Unit will be at the Hawkesbury Show this year, running from Friday 24 April to Sunday 26 April—and we’d love you to drop by and say hello! Come visit our SES stand, where you can check out a range of displays and demonstrations, meet our dedicated local volunteers, and have a chat about the risks and hazards that can affect our community. We’ll also be sharing practical advice on how to prepare, make safer decisions during emergencies, and protect what matters most to you. Whether you’re curious about what we do, want tips on emergency preparedness, or are interested in volunteering, there’s something for everyone. We look forward to seeing you at the Show!

Love is in the air at NSW SES Campbelltown Unit. In the spirit of Valentine’s Day, meet the four couples who were engaged at the same time.

Flood and storm response capabilities in the state’s Riverina and Central West regions are levelling up with the NSW State Emergency Service (SES) Southern Zone headquarters in Wagga Wagga adding its second storey yesterday. 

Communities in  North Eastern  NSW are being urged to monitor conditions as the NSW State Emergency Service (SES) prepares for the impacts of rainfall and thunderstorms from this evening into the weekend.

The dedication, courage and commitment of NSW State Emergency Service (SES) volunteers was celebrated on Wednesday evening as members from across the Shoalhaven gathered to honour those who support their communities in times of need.

NSW State Emergency Service (SES) volunteers put their problem-solving skills and teamwork to the test during the combined annual North Eastern and North Western Zone Disaster Rescue Challenge in Armidale over the weekend. 

The NSW State Emergency Service (SES) is reminding bushwalkers and campers to be prepared before getting out in nature, after a 71-year-old male was found safe during a multi-agency search in the Blue Mountains yesterday (Tuesday 3 February).  

The NSW State Emergency Service (SES) has launched Adapt 2030, a new five-year strategy designed to strengthen how the service works with communities, volunteers and partners in an increasingly complex emergency environment.

Thirteen dedicated NSW State Emergency Service (NSW SES) members were among those recognised at this year’s Australia Day Ferrython , which was held on Sydney Harbour. The annual event held each Australia Day took on special significance this year, acknowledging first responders following the Bondi terror attack.