SES crews on the New South Wales Central Coast are preparing for severe weather conditions, including heavy rainfall and dangerous surf, as a wet weather system moves across the region. Volunteers are responding despite losing their Wyong headquarters in a fire earlier this month, with authorities urging residents to stay alert to changing conditions and warnings.
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SES crews on the New South Wales Central Coast are preparing for severe weather conditions, including heavy rainfall and dangerous surf, as a wet weather system moves across the region. Volunteers are responding despi...
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