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The general health and wellbeing of surf lifesavers across northern NSW will be firmly on the agenda from Monday as Australia prepares to celebrate National Volunteer Week.
It is with great sadness that we learned of the passing of Harold John Brown OAM earlier this week.
The tenacity and resilience of surf lifesavers has been demonstrated to great effect over recent weeks, as the tiny Tathra community struggles in the aftermath of the recent devastating fires.
Beachgoers at Bilgola on Sydney’s Northern Beaches on Sunday were fortunate enough to be part of history as Australia’s oldest active lifesaver bade farewell to his patrol for the final time.
The final day of the 2018 NSW Surf Life Saving Championships will be fondly remembered by the state’s newest Life Members after they were formally recognised for their dedication to the movement.
The job of a patrolling lifesaver is always varied as you never know what challenges can be thrown up each weekend, but at the core of everything our volunteers do is to help people with one young member recently showing how it’s done.
Surf Life Saving NSW is saddened to hear of the recent passing of Life Member and Era SLSC stalwart Cecil Frank Osborne.
The State Government’s Return and Earn scheme means that from 1 December, each eligible container is redeemable for a 10 cent refund. This is great news for surf clubs as it means all 76,000 members across the state can fundraise directly for their club without giving up a lot of time, or rattling a tin.
Twenty-three young surf club members had their leadership ambitions fuelled when they came together for an exciting networking opportunity in Sydney last weekend.
