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In February this year, Surf Life Saving New South Wales had the opportunity to take part in one of Sydney’s largest public events.
Strong winds, high tides and dangerous surf will combine to create potentially hazardous coastal conditions this weekend. With a number of drownings and searches still underway for missing swimmers, surf lifesavers are pleading with the public to exercise extreme caution on the coast over coming days.
Twenty five Surf Life Saving Clubs across the state will be given a new lease of life after successfully applying for funding through the NSW Government’s Surf Club Facility Grants.
Beachgoers in the Urunga area on the state’s North Coast are being urged to avoid the area for at least the next 24 hours after a surfer encountered a shark on Monday morning.
Beachgoers will be safer across the 2000km of NSW coastline, thanks to a major funding increase for Surf Life Saving NSW from the State Government.
After days of very hot weather heading into New Year celebrations, lifesavers are urging people to stay safe over what is traditionally the busiest period on beaches across the state.
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.
Aussie beaches and our coastal lifestyle are ingrained in our national culture and identity. A new short film by Surf Life Saving NSW has been released to showcase how creating an inclusive beach experience for people with a disability is benefiting our Australian community.
