SES reveals new volunteer roles in plan to boost numbers

Andrew Pearson
Updated September 22 2017 - 6:42pm, first published 2:08pm
NSW Emergency Services Minister Troy Grant officially opens the new NSW SES headquarters, on Burelli Street in Wollongong, on Friday morning. Picture Andrew Pearson
NSW Emergency Services Minister Troy Grant officially opens the new NSW SES headquarters, on Burelli Street in Wollongong, on Friday morning. Picture Andrew Pearson

It now has a state-of-the-art headquarters – but that’s not the only change at the NSW State Emergency Service (SES), as the organisation embarks on a new era of emergency management.

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Andrew Pearson

Andrew grew up in the western Riverina town of Hay and has strong ties to the region. He is a former DA journo who has a passion for breaking news and has covered everything from council and politics to crime and court.

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