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Life Members, long service members and distinguished guests were on hand to celebrate a remarkable milestone on the Northern Beaches on 21 October, with the date marking 100 years since the formation of the new Mona Vale Surf Life Saving Club.
More than $5 million will be made available to surf clubs up and down the NSW coastline with the continuation of the NSW Government’s Surf Club Facility Grant Program.
Surf Life Saving Lower North Coast Duty Officer Jerrad Allen has hammered home the importance of wearing a life jacket when rock fishing after two young men were rescued from treacherous waters at Charlotte Head in Booti Booti National Park on Tuesday 6 September.
Surf and swell conditions are set to be hazardous over the coming days, with Surf Life Saving NSW issuing a particular warning to those intending to go rockfishing, boating or swimming.
Nearly $1.5m is set to go towards critical surf club upgrades on the Tweed Coast, Central Coast and in the Sutherland Shire with the latest Surf Club Facility Grant announcement. In all, 22 NSW clubs are set to benefit from the latest round of NSW Government funding.
The fabric of any surf club is built by the people who call it home, or so believes Bellinger Valley North Beach SLSC President, Steve Steward.
After more than a decade in the top job, Avoca Beach’s Stuart Harvey will hand over the reins of Central Coast Branch to new hands – those of North Avoca President and 2018 Australian Surf Lifesaver of the Year, Matt Slattery.
When Nguyen Trang Cang completed his Bronze Medallion in September last year, it was the culmination of a near 50-year journey that began and ended with the ocean.
Cronulla SLSC has celebrated a special milestone in its history, more than 80 years after the original surf club was first built, with a multi-million dollar renovation officially opened in front of a proud and dedicated membership.
