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VICSES Wear Orange Wednesday 2018

On Wednesday 23rd May, all Australians are encouraged to wear orange in a united show of thanks for the tremendous work done and commitment shown by SES volunteers.

Windy weekend sees VICSES volunteers respond to 1067 incidents across Victoria

VICSES responded to over 1060 Requests For Assistance throughout the weekend, with damaging and destructive winds recorded throughout the state.

Damaging and destructive winds and high tides expected

A severe weather warning has been issued by the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) for potentially damaging and destructive winds and high tides for today, Friday 13 April, and Saturday 14 April.

VEMI Community Open Day

The Victorian Emergency Management Institute (VEMI) will open the doors to its new facility at Mount Macedon for a Community Open Day on Sunday 29 April 2018.

Toll Driver Reviver Easter Launch

VICSES volunteers will host TOLL Driver Reviver sites across the state this long weekend. Remember to plan your trip and put a stop to driver fatigue.
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