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NSW beaches got a little cleaner on Monday as Surf Life Saving NSW announced more than 70 surf clubs across the state have already registered their intention to become ‘donation sites’ for the NSW Government’s ‘Return and Earn’ Container Deposit Scheme initiative.
The lifesaving community has urged beachgoers across the state to be cautious around the water this week as powerful swells prompted agencies to issue warnings about the hazardous surf conditions.
Eighteen 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
The forecast for extreme temperatures well in excess of 40 degrees across much of the greater Sydney has surf lifesavers on alert for a busy weekend on the beach.
Surf Life Saving NSW is delighted to announce that ClubsNSW has extended its partnership with the volunteer organisation for a further three years under the community-focussed Your local club tag.
Despite the best efforts of first responders a man couldn’t be revived after getting into difficulty at Suffolk Park near Byron Bay on Wednesday.
When most people picture our nation’s capital they think of wide open spaces and the heartland of political power; indeed a day at the beach and a bunch of Nippers running around would probably be the last thing to come to mind. But one surf life saving club is trying to change that perception and is winning acclaim for those efforts.
Beaches across Sydney are expected to remain closed for at least the remainder of Wednesday after powerful swells prompted agencies to issue warnings about potentially hazardous surf conditions.
Although it was almost two decades after obtaining his Bronze Medallion before he would return to the beach in a formal capacity, Coalcliff’s Robert Deacon has certainly made up for lost time by enthusiastically throwing himself into his club.
