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Surf Life Saving clubs across NSW are being encouraged to apply for Surf Club Facility Program grants announced by Deputy Premier of NSW, John Barilaro and Acting Minister for Sport, Geoff Lee, earlier this week.
With the recent bushfire crisis attracting attention from around the world, Surf Life Saving NSW has been the recipient of an incredibly generous donation of around 40,000 particulate face masks.
Hazardous weather conditions are forecast for the NSW coastline from Friday 7 February, throughout the weekend and into early next week.
A number of long serving members have been recognised for their outstanding efforts and service to Surf Life Saving in the 2020 Australia Day Honours List.
Fourteen-year-old Nipper, Clayton Schilg has been awarded Rescue of the Month for a rescue he performed in January which saved the lives of four people caught in a strong rip on unpatrolled Wooyung Beach.
New Year’s Eve 2019 was shaping up to be a busy summer’s day at Malua Bay on the NSW Far South Coast. The forecast was for hot weather and holidaymakers were preparing to hit the beach to cool off.
Bateman’s Bay Surf Life Saving Club volunteers couldn’t have anticipated the bushfires that would ravage their community that day and the pivotal role they would play in saving thousands of lives.
Surf Life Saving NSW has opened two of its surf clubs on the NSW Far South Coast as community recovery hubs to support people affected by the recent bushfires in the area.
Beaches on the NSW Far South Coast will be closed today due to bushfire relief efforts being conducted by volunteer surf lifesavers.
Record numbers of people have been evacuated to four South Coast surf clubs which have been opened as evacuation centres as bushfires continue to burn out of control in southern NSW threatening lives and property.
