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Like many who spend their lives around the ocean, surf lifesavers are uniquely placed to understand not only the ebbs and flows of the tide but also the impact that rubbish can have on the marine environment.
Like thousands of other Australians, volunteer surf lifesavers across the state will pause on Sunday to reflect on the sacrifice of not only those who gave their life for the country but served during the war effort.
After enduring a challenging few months following the fires that ravished their coastal town, residents and the business community of the Tathra are looking towards a busy summer and are keen on getting the message out there; Tathra will be open for business.
Volunteer surf lifesavers charged with protecting the coastline in Sydney’s Royal National Park have been presented with new satellite communication equipment to save lives this summer.
Representatives from across the state’s emergency services sector gathered at the Surf Life Saving NSW Headquarters on Sydney’s Northern Beaches on Monday ahead of what promises to be another busy summer.
There is one night each year where the best of the best surf lifesavers in Australia come together. The 2018 Surf Life Saving Australia Awards of Excellence was held at the Art Gallery of NSW with an audience of extraordinary volunteers.
A state-wide fundraising effort by Surf Life Saving NSW culminated in a convoy of trucks arriving in the Upper Hunter yesterday to offload bales of hay to farmers doing it tough.
Almost 30,000 people in Australia suffer a sudden cardiac arrest each year. Knowing how to respond and help, can make all the difference in the world.
Lifesaving technology designed to keep a watchful eye over beachgoers across Port Macquarie is proving itself in unexpected ways, including helping monitor a coastal bushfire this week.
