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Surf Life Saving NSW is pleased to announce the NSW team that will compete for the inaugural Youth Pathway Cup at Sydney’s Freshwater Beach on Australia Day.
The forecast for extreme temperatures well in excess of 40 degrees across much of the greater Sydney has surf lifesavers on alert for a busy weekend on the beach.
A notorious stretch of coastline near the Munmorah State Conservation Area on the state’s Central Coast has claimed another life despite the best efforts of emergency responders who desperately tried to revive the woman on Wednesday afternoon.
One of the most famous coastal walks in Sydney was the scene of drama on New Year’s Day with lifesavers assisting in a multi-agency rescue operation after a young woman suffered a suspected broken leg following a fall.
Surf lifesavers from the Birubi and Stockton clubs have successfully treated five members of the public averting what could have been a tragic start to the New Year.
Surf lifesavers from Terrigal SLSC on the state’s Central Coast had a dramatic end to 2017 successfully assisting in the evacuation of the beach after a fireworks display went wrong on New Years Eve.
As NSW volunteer surf lifesavers prepare for what promises to be one of their busiest patrol days of the season they are urging the beach-bound public to be careful around the ocean as they begin to celebrate 2018.
A 66-year-old competitor is tonight in hospital after suffering a suspected heart attack on the opening day of the George Bass Marathon at Moruya on the NSW Far South Coast.
Despite the best efforts of local lifeguards from the Australian Lifeguard Service and other emergency responders a man was unable to revived after getting into difficulty at Frazer Park on the state’s Central Coast.
