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With hazardous weather conditions impacting the NSW coastline today and forecast to continue into tomorrow, surf lifesavers are urging the public to exercise caution when visiting the coastline.
World championship tour surfer Matt Wilkinson has had a close encounter with a shark while surfing at Sharpes Beach at Ballina today.
Drone speaker technology has proved its worth this month at Kingscliff Beach on the Far North Coast after lifeguard Andrew Abood was able to alert surfers to the presence of sharks close by.
Surf Life Saving NSW was proud to partner with the former yellow Wiggle Greg Page and Nextdoor in a world record attempt for the most people trained in CPR at one time. The free virtual event beamed live from the Castle Hill RSL on 19 September was estimated to have reached around 25,000 people on the night, and an additional 5000 post the event.
Surf lifesavers are pleading with holidaymakers to always swim between the red and yellow flags, at patrolled locations, after a teenager drowned at an unpatrolled beach on the NSW Lower North Coast today.
President of Surf Life Saving NSW, George Shales OAM, has announced historic changes to the SLSNSW Constitution, unanimously endorsed by the State Council at a Special General Meeting held on Saturday 12 September 2020.
Surf Life Saving NSW is pleased to announce a new retail partnership with Harvey Norman, which will see vital first aid equipment used by surf lifesavers made readily available to the public.
With summer fast approaching and what is anticipated to be one of the busiest patrol seasons on record, Surf Life Saving NSW has distributed personal protective equipment(PPE) to surf clubs and branches to ensure volunteer surf lifesavers are protected while on duty.
Congratulations to all the clubs and participants involved including; Tallebudgera (QLD), Coffs Harbour, Sawtell, Wauchope Bonny Hills, Port Macquarie, Avalon Beach, Avalon Beach CrossFit, Newport, Mona Vale, Collaroy, South Curl Curl, Maroubra, Elouera, North Cronulla, Gerringong, Tathra, Moana as well as members from the Victoria and Rowing Australia’s teams including Geelong Girls Grammar School (VIC) and the Men’s National Rowing Training Centre (ACT)
