NSW bushfires: Everything you need to know from emergency services to keep you and your loved ones safe

NSW Police and Rural Fire Service thank the community for taking warnings seriously and taking action during Tuesday's dangerous bushfire conditions. Conditions have eased but a large number of fires are still burning across the State. This message covers everything you need to know. Please share it with family and friends. ROLLING COVERAGE

• Large number of fires still burning across the state

• At least 12 properties destroyed or damaged

• Firefighters battling through the night on the Mid-North Coast

• Stay vigilant and ready to spring into action

The New South Wales Police Force and New South Wales Rural Fire Service wish to thank the community for taking warnings seriously and taking action during yesterday’s dangerous bushfire conditions. 

But, while conditions have eased, there are a large number of fires still burning throughout the State and residents are urged to stay up to date on fires in their area.

The following message details important, whole-of-government information for the people of New South Wales in response to the on-going bush fire activity in the State. Please share the information below with family and friends.

At midnight, the following fires are at emergency warning: Gospers Mountain fire north east of Lithgow, Thunderbolts Way fire north of Gloucester, Rumba Dump fire north east of Taree, Hillville Road fire south west of Taree, Washpool State Forest fire in the Clarence Valley, Stockyard East near Port Macquarie and the Liberation Trail fire in the Clarence Valley.

Get all the latest live coverage in our bushfire emergency blog below.

Originally published as NSW bushfires: Everything you need to know from emergency services to keep you and your loved ones safe