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    Tips for safety and wellbeing

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    What to do in an emergency

    Call 000 if you are in immediate danger

    Calling 000 will connect you to Police, Fire or Ambulance services. You can call 000 from any phone, anywhere in Australia for help in life threatening or emergency situations.

    How to contact the NSW State Emergency Service (SES)

    NSW State Emergency Service (SES) is an emergency and rescue service in NSW. They are volunteers who provide emergency assistance. If you need help due to storm damage, fallen trees, bushfires, flood or cyclones call 132 500.

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