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Hazardous weather conditions are forecast for the NSW coastline from today, Saturday 11 April, through to Monday 13 April.
Surf Life Saving NSW is urging the public to stay home and away from beaches and the coastline over the Easter long weekend.
It’s not only office workers who are turning to video conferencing to communicate and keep in touch during the Coronavirus pandemic. Surf lifesavers are also using this technology to stay connected with other surf club members after the Coronavirus brought forward the end of the volunteer Surf Life Saving patrol season.
On behalf of Surf Life Saving NSW, CEO Steven Pearce has donated 11,000 personal protective equipment (PPE) masks to the NSW Police Force.
March 2020 was a huge month for Lifesavers with Pride (LWP). The group was announced as the “Principal Float” in the Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras and LWP helped to forge a new partnership between Surf Life Saving Australia and ACON Health’s Pride in Sport Program.
Surf Life Saving NSW has announced that it is bringing forward the end of the patrol season by four weeks.
The 2020 NSW Your local club Inclusive Championships was held on Sunday 1 March at Swansea Belmont as part of the NSW Championships event. For the second year, over 40 members living with a disability who are part of an Inclusive Surf Life Saving club program have had the opportunity to participate.
Volunteer surf lifesavers are reminding the public to heed the NSW Government’s order regarding social distancing while visiting NSW beaches this weekend.
In consultation with the Minister for Emergency Services and the NSW Police, Surf Life Saving NSW has advised that patrols will be withdrawn from beaches where crowds exceed 500 people.
