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An ‘unprecedented’ number of female lifesavers have cleaned up at the Surf Life Saving NSW Awards of Excellence over the weekend – a clear indication of the positive steps the organisation has taken towards equal opportunity.
Surf Life Saving NSW’s network of volunteers were finally able to celebrate the season that was in style, coming together on Saturday night for the annual Awards of Excellence for the first time in three years.
We all know them – members who care, give up their time and want to make a difference. The Surf Life Saving NSW Awards of Excellence celebrate the incredible people in our organisation and the impact they have on their clubs, members and their local communities.
We all know them – members who care, give up their time and want to make a difference. The Surf Life Saving NSW Awards of Excellence celebrate the incredible people in our organisation and the impact they have on their clubs, members and their local communities.
We all know them – members who care, give up their time and want to make a difference. The Surf Life Saving NSW Awards of Excellence celebrate the incredible people in our organisation and the impact they have on their clubs, its members and their local communities.
More than 300 representatives from the state’s 129 surf clubs and 11 branches have re-defined what Surf Life Saving looks like in the future, how it can evolve to meet the needs of members and the community as the largest volunteer emergency service in NSW.
Many surf lifesavers on the Far South Coast have remembered and acknowledged the impact of Batemans Bay SLSC Life Member, Tony Vella, who unfortunately passed away on Saturday 2 July, aged 64.
Congratulations to members of Surf Life Saving in NSW, recognised in this year’s Queens Birthday honours list.
A daring after-hours rescue in the Hunter Branch proved that surf life saving skills aren’t just useful on patrol, after Tea Gardens Hawks Nest SLSC members acted quickly to pull a woman from the ocean after she was caught in a rip.
