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Surf Life Saving clubs in NSW work hard to spread the message of beach safety to CALD (Culturally and Linguistically Diverse) communities, including refugees and migrants.
The 2019 Sharkskin NSW IRB (Inflatable Rescue Boat) Premiership wrapped up at Caves Beach with Kiama Downs SLSC taking out the final point score after winning all four rounds.
Jayden Redfern from Terrigal SLSC is just 13 years-old and has already taken the initiative to be part of the big picture, not only in Surf Life Saving but also within the wider community.
Surf Life Saving NSW is once again partnering with BRP at the Sydney International Boat Show. Since 2009 BRP has been a proud National Partner of Surf Life Saving, providing funding and rescue power craft for affiliated clubs and services across the country.
Max Taylor from Wamberal SLSC on the Central Coast is just 11 years old. He showed life skills and rescue experience beyond his years when he pulled a swimmer from a deadly rip current in March.
Volunteer lifesavers from Far North Coast clubs have given the gift of life to the people of Phuket in a recent visit to educate the community and deliver donated surf rescue equipment.
Hazardous surf conditions have been forecast to continue across the NSW coast from Tuesday 4 and Wednesday 5 June.
Small clubs made their mark this weekend charging their Inflatable Rescue Boat (IRB) through the surf at Cape Hawke SLSC.
The opportunity of a lifetime has come up for five NSW surf lifesavers to travel to Japan and escape the Australian winter.
