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New SES base on the way

The Tibooburra SES Unit is set to receive a new base of operations. Picture: Supplied
Emily McInerney

TIBOOBURRA’S SES unit is set to receive a new building following $2 million in New South Wales State Government funding for the project. The local volunteers and community will receive a new building that’s double in size from the current facility. Upgrades will also include garages, storage for rescue equipment, offices, a training room, a […]

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