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As NSW volunteer surf lifesavers prepare for what promises to be one of their busiest patrol days of the season they are urging the beach-bound public to be careful around the ocean as they begin to celebrate 2018.
A 66-year-old competitor is tonight in hospital after suffering a suspected heart attack on the opening day of the George Bass Marathon at Moruya on the NSW Far South Coast.
Despite the best efforts of local lifeguards from the Australian Lifeguard Service and other emergency responders a man was unable to revived after getting into difficulty at Frazer Park on the state’s Central Coast.
A rock fisher has been transported to hospital in an extremely serious condition after being pulled from the water at Little Bay in Sydney earlier on Sunday.
Relax, celebrate, but stay safe, that’s the key message that surf lifesavers are urging the community to take to heart ahead of what is traditionally the busiest day on beaches across the state.
Despite a significant multi-agency response to an overturned boat off Cape Solander, Sydney, a 76-year-old man has sadly been unable to be revived.
In what was a tragic end to Christmas Day, a young man has drowned at Flagstaff Beach on the state’s Far North Coast despite the best efforts of emergency responders.
Surf clubs are renowned for uniting for a common purpose and for one Sydney Club when they heard one of their own was in need there was never any doubt that they would help out in any way they could.
Surf Life Saving NSW is pleased to officially confirm the participants for the 2018 Lifesaving Exchange Program.
