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More than 100 rock fishers have walked away better educated in how to stay safe after Surf Life Saving NSW’s popular rock fishing safety program, Gone Fishing, was successfully held at Avoca Beach yesterday, November 20.
Sydney Branch Life Member and Coogee SLSC all-rounder, Doug Hawkins is the latest volunteer to be awarded Surf Life Saving NSW Life Membership following the organisation’s Annual General Meeting on 11 November.
History will show it came two years later than intended, but Terrigal SLSC finally celebrated their centenary with a night of momentous recognition of its origins.
Surf Life Saving NSW will be well represented at the 2022 NSW Sports Awards on November 28, with volunteers set to contest three major categories at the NSW Champions of Sport Ceremony in Darling Harbour.
The second delivery from a four-year NSW Government rescue funding enhancement will see each Surf Life Saving NSW Branch receive a brand-new jet ski to assist volunteers ahead of what is anticipated to be a bumper summer season.
A busy weekend for lifesavers, headlined by a successful resuscitation at Ocean Beach on the Central Coast, has once again highlighted the value of volunteers patrolling our coastlines.
Surf Life Saving NSW’s ground-breaking rock fishing safety program moves to Avoca Beach this month – the first for the region in a program that will see rock fishers across the state learn about vital safety measures and skill-building and receive a free lifejacket.
Two males in their 20s have been rescued at the notorious drowning hotspot, Dreamtime Beach on the state’s far north coast after a woman activated the Emergency Response Beacon (ERB), alerting the Surf Life Saving NSW State Operations Centre that the men were drowning.
More than 10,000 primary school-aged children, 86 participating schools, 14,000 kilometres travelled – these are the key numbers behind Surf Life Saving NSW’s flagship education program, Beach to Bush, set to take over regional and rural NSW this month.
