25/02/2021 – SESVA Presidents Report March 2021
March Report from Greg Cook SESVA President Hello again to all our readers of the WA SES Volunteers Association Newsletter. The purpose of the newsletter is to maintain a flow
March Report from Greg Cook SESVA President Hello again to all our readers of the WA SES Volunteers Association Newsletter. The purpose of the newsletter is to maintain a flow
SESVA Presidents report February 2021 Welcome to 2021 and we are told it’s now a High Threat Season in the West. From the Association, all of us extend a “Hi
From the SESVA President Season’s greetings to everyone Where has our year of 2020 gone? Christmas and New Year is again so close. Many of us have lived a life
Welcome and it’s so great to see spring arrive ! So, the seasons are changing and sympathies to the hay fever suffers amongst us. Yes, I am one of those
S. W. O. R. D. – S. E. S. LOGISTICS UNIT DEPLOYMENT Port Hedland: Cyclone Veronica March 2019 This is a full report of the SWORD deployment to Port Hedland
What a week for CSU ……CSU (Communications Support Unit) volunteers have been very busy at three large-scale fires in the past week. The CSV has travelled over well over 1000
It is that busy time of the year again, with Christmas parties, presentation nights and graduation ceremonies to attend, as well as the involvement in our own SES Units –
Scouts Launch their “SES Badge “ On Saturday 14 April, her excellency, the honourable Kerry Sanderson AC, Governor of Western Australia and Chief Scout, launched a new badge for the
Kalbarri SES April 2018 report: March 2018 saw Kalbarri SES volunteers busy with training and several jobs. With only 3 months of the year gone we have attended mare incidents
How was your start to 2018? Broome SES had a very busy start that actually began just after Christmas. Everyone was enjoying the down time before New Year when a