Skip to content
Life-threatening emergency? Call 000.Call 000
Emergency Ready
Esc
↑↓navigate↵open⌘Jpreview
On this page

Find the right help. Fast.

Australian national services and NSW emergency resources, in one independent directory.

Immediate danger or a life-threatening emergency?

Call 000 — Police, Fire or Ambulance

For NSW flood, storm or tsunami assistance that is not life-threatening: call NSW SES on 132 500.

What do you need?

Prepare before you need help

Build a household plan, plan for animals, and find accessible or language support. Keep important contacts somewhere you can reach without power or internet.

Four useful starting points

NSWReviewed 14 Oct 2026

MyFirePlan

NSW RFS online bushfire planning tool. Discuss your household’s leaving triggers, safer destination, routes and what to take before fire threatens.

Important: Leaving early is your safest choice. Do not wait for an official warning to decide when to leave. This tool is for planning, not incident warnings.

Open official resource — MyFirePlan ↗
NSWReviewed 14 Oct 2026

HazardWatch

Official interactive hazard-warning map. NSW SES links to HazardWatch for current flood, severe weather and tsunami warnings.

Important: Check the displayed hazard coverage, location, issue time and full warning. A blank map or no displayed warnings does not mean your location is safe.

Open official resource — HazardWatch ↗
NSWReviewed 14 Oct 2026

NSW Rural Fire Service

Official NSW bushfire information, preparation resources and links to current incidents and fire danger ratings.

Open official resource — NSW Rural Fire Service ↗
AustraliaReviewed 14 Oct 2026

H5 bird flu — Australian Government

1800 675 888 — Emergency Animal Disease Hotline

Australian Government H5 bird flu hub: local advice, reporting, wildlife, pets, backyard birds, farms, human health and translated resources. The short address redirects to the Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry campaign.

Hours: 24/7

Important: If you notice sick or dead birds or other animals, do not touch them or get too close. Take photos only if safe, note the location and report it. This is animal-disease reporting, not a human medical emergency line.

Open official resource — H5 bird flu — Australian Government ↗

Independent directory. Not a live alert service. Content reviewed 14 October 2026. Open official sources for current warnings, eligibility, opening hours and instructions. Do not use this site to decide whether an area is safe. About this directory · Full source register.