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On International Women’s Day 2021, Surf Life Saving NSW recognises our valuable and incredible female members from across the state.
Surf Life Saving NSW members have been recognised for their outstanding efforts and service to Surf Life Saving in the 2021 Australia Day Honours List and in local council awards.
Eight up-and-coming NSW surf lifesavers have been selected to attend the 2021 Surf Life Saving Australia National Leadership College - the development program for aspiring leaders.
Despite the best efforts of surf lifesavers and other emergency service responders, a 55-year-old man died and his son is in hospital after getting into difficulty in a rip at Frazer Park Beach on the NSW Central Coast.
At the Surf Life Saving NSW Annual General Meeting held on Friday 6 November, two long-serving volunteer surf lifesavers were elevated to the distinguished position of NSW Life Member.
This week Surf Life Saving NSW is celebrating NAIDOC Week 2020. NAIDOC events are held around the country each year to build awareness of the history, culture and achievements of our First Nations People, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. The week is not just for our Indigenous communities, there is increasingly a growing number of government agencies, community organisations, local councils, workplaces, schools and sporting groups who join in.
To celebrate NAIDOC Week 2020, Surf Life Saving NSW spoke with some Aboriginal leaders within Surf Life Saving.
Chairman of Lifesavers with Pride and North Bondi Surf Life Saving Club member, Gary Driscoll, recently won the Out Role Model of the Year Award at the 2020 Australian Pride in Sport Awards for his role in promoting Surf Life Saving as a safe, inclusive and welcoming movement.
Three volunteer surf lifesavers have been named as finalists in the NSW Rotary Inspirational Women’s Awards for 2020.
It is with great sadness that Surf Life Saving NSW advises of the passing of Life Member Charlie Cox OAM of Evans Head Casino SLSC
