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As Australians ramp up their assistance for our struggling farmers, so do the surf lifesavers of NSW. An update on the Buy A Bale campaign reveals generous donations by surf clubs spanning the entire NSW coastline.
A number of NSW surf lifesavers will have to fork out for extra baggage at Adelaide Airport after a strong performance at the Australian Pool Rescue Championships in the South Australian capital over the weekend.
It has been six years since the State’s Surf Life Saving Clubs got together in one place. More than 350 surf lifesavers from across NSW met in Sydney last weekend to share ideas, discuss challenges and plan for the future of the iconic movement.
Protecting bathers and surfers from sharks dates back to the early parts of the twentieth century, when a spate of attacks prompted action from the government. Evolution of an Icon recounts the measures that were tried and tested by councils and clubs to minimise injury and death by 'shark menace'.
The wait is almost for over for the highly talented contingent of NSW Pool Rescue competitors who have made the trek to Adelaide for the National Championships.
It’s hard to grasp the fact that 99 percent of New South Wales is actually in drought when you live by the coast and your lawn is still green. Some country kids haven’t even seen rain in their lifetimes. Aid for farmers is not just about feeding livestock and pastures. It’s about supporting families whose livelihoods were built in the country over generations and are being taken away by the unstoppable forces of nature.
The Surf Life Saving community welcomes the Federal Government’s recognition of the importance of swimming skills for primary aged children, but is urging politicians and educators not to neglect beach safety.
Here are the top eight submissions for the 'The Best I've Ever Seen My Beach' photo comp. The top five photos, voted for by you, will receive a copy of Darren Longbottom and Tim Rushby-Smith's new book Beyond The Break. Voting closes Thursday 2 August 5pm.
Sponsor of the 2018 SLSNSW Awards of Excellence, Port Authority of New South Wales is the organisation responsible for managing the state’s commercial ports and harbours. Here’s Sydney Harbour Master Philip Holliday on what it takes to keep ships, people and the marine environment safe in New South Wales.
