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As safety measures ramp up across the state once again in the face of a new strain of COVID-19, Surf Life Saving NSW is reminding holiday beachgoers to swim between the flags this Christmas.
“Being part of the Surf Life Saving movement, it’s our duty to be doing something about this.”
Surf Life Saving NSW has been working on a user experience (UX), user interface (UI) design and development project with digital agency Digital Garden.
With a large southerly swell predicted to make its way up the coastline overnight and into Saturday, the Bureau of Meteorology has issued a Hazardous Surf Warning for beachgoers heading to the coast this weekend.
Elouera SLSC and Broulee Surfers SLSC are the latest clubs to be assisted by the Surf Club Facility Program, with the latter opening their new clubhouse at the weekend, ushering in a new era for the Far South Coast club as members, volunteers and the local community will now be able to access a state-of-the-art facility.
A quartet of the state’s most dedicated, passionate volunteers have had their years of service recognised with one of Surf Life Saving NSW’s highest honours – Life Membership of the organisation.
With schoolies celebrations set to officially kick off on Saturday, November 27, surf lifesavers are again issuing a warning to those looking to visit the beach as part of the celebrations; alcohol, drugs and the ocean do not mix.
Surf Life Saving NSW is proud to announce that the organisation has welcomed two new members to the family, with Ingenia Holiday Parks and Oakberry Acai coming on board as Official Partners.
While large parts of NSW collectively celebrate more than a month out of lockdown, the spirit and togetherness the restrictions cultivated burns bright at Caves Beach SLSC, thanks to a pioneering virtual program designed to engage with youth at the club.
