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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.
We’re supporting Gus Worland and Gotcha4Life as they raise funds to deliver much needed mental and emotional support to regional Australia, as communities battle terrible drought and now fires.
To celebrate the festive season, as well as our peak season as surf lifesavers, we've pulled together some rad giveaways to count down the last 12 days until Christmas.
Surf Life Saving NSW has been challenged by Emergency Services Minister David Elliott and NSW Police Commissioner, Mick Fuller to ‘stuff their surf boats’ with donated food to help farmers doing it tough this Christmas.
Bevan Lyons is lucky to be alive. He suffers from a rare respiratory disease and his doctors told him that he wouldn’t live past last Christmas. A year later, he’s proven the experts wrong and thanks to Surf Life Saving NSW, last Sunday Bevan’s dream of becoming a drone pilot and surf lifesaver became reality.
Widespread bushfires raging in many parts of NSW over the last week have mobilised Surf Life Saving volunteers and surf clubs up and down the coast to respond and support local communities.
