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Samantha Lock

NSW flood rescue fleet upgrade hopes to save more lives

Chris Minns says new facilities and equipment give the SES the resources it needs to save lives. (Flavio Brancaleone/AAP PHOTOS)

The NSW State Emergency Service has unveiled a new headquarters in Sydney to mark a 40-year milestone, along with a major upgrade of its flood rescue fleet.

The purpose-built $1.6 million facility at Auburn in the city's west, was opened by SES Commissioner Carlene York and Emergency Services Minister Jihad Dib on Sunday.

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