An APA Group spokesperson, which manages the distribution network for Australian Gas Networks, said the company attended several unrelated incidents across Wagga over the weekend.

"Repair crews were on Friday, May 3, called to a gas leak at Wagga RSL on Kincaid Street after a car hit a gas meter," they said.

"Crews repaired the meter and gas supply was restored within 24 hours.

"On Saturday, May 4, a mini excavator hit a gas service on Cootamundra Boulevard, Gobbagombalin. APA Group repaired a gas leak the same day. Supply was not affected."

The spokesperson said repair crews were also called to two minor service tee leaks on Saturday.

"One at the corner of Kincaid and Trail Streets and another at Gurwood Street, Wagga," they said.

"APA Group is investigating the cause of both leaks. Supply was not affected.

Turvey Park FRNSW station officer Jason McDonnell said any residents or passers-by who detect a gas leak must notify the authorities.

"It is certainly an emergency situation so call 000 and ask for the fire brigade and we will attend," he said.

"We will maintain a safe area until the gas supplier can attend and they can make the area safe."

Mr McDonnell said it was crucial for people to "dial before digging" to make sure they are aware of any important gas mains or pipes that could be in the way.

"You need to be aware of where all gas mains are," he said.

"Especially if it is on council land or outside residential blocks because there can be some hefty fines."

The Australian Gas Networks states that if you smell gas in your home, there are a few important things to remember.

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