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Following the meeting of the State Council in Sydney last week, Surf Life Saving NSW is pleased to welcome new and returning members to the Board of Directors.
The association between the Surf Life Saving movement and the military began in its infancy, and on Wednesday thousands of club members will pause to remember the sacrifice and contribution that these lifesavers made to the Australian way of life.
Beachgoers across Northern NSW are being urged to remain vigilant both in and around the water in coming days as a developing swell has prompted the Bureau of Meteorology and Surf Life Saving to issue a warning for hazardous surf conditions.
Surf lifesavers around the state are preparing for a busy weekend with a forecast of large weekend swells prompting safety agencies to issue a hazardous surf warning to all swimmers, surfers, rock fishers, and recreational boaters looking to head out on the water in coming days.
Visitors to Tathra Beach on the state’s Far South Coast will once again be able to enjoy the benefits of a lifeguard patrolled beach on weekdays into February after local businesses united to fund an additional month of patrols for a fourth straight summer.
A number of long serving surf club members have been recognised for their outstanding efforts and contributions to their respective communities in the 2018 Australia Day Honours List announced last Friday.
Surf lifesavers have joined forces with emergency services including the NSW Police, Ambulance Service, and Marine Rescue NSW to reinforce safety on the coast in the lead-up to the Australia Day long weekend.
SLSNSW wishes to advise that there will be no lifesaving services in Sydney’s Royal National Park for at least next 48 hours.
Australasian rock band Dragon couldn’t wait for summer, a sentiment shared by surf lifesavers everywhere, and now those charged with protecting beachgoers are gearing up for another busy weekend with the mercury set to soar.
