• 2022 SLSNSW Awards of Excellence

    Luna Park Sydney 1 Olympic Drive, Milsons Point, NSW, Australia

    The SLSNSW Awards of Excellence recognise and celebrate all members and their hard work, commitment, and passion for Surf Lifesaving.

  • 2023 Ingenia Holiday Parks Junior Lifesaver of the Year

    The Collaroy Centre 22 Homestead Ave, Collaroy, NSW, Australia

    Nearly 60 of the state’s brightest young lifesavers will come together on the Northern Beaches in April for the Ingenia Holiday Parks Junior Lifesaver of the Year (JLOTY) Program and the Youth Opportunity Makers (YOM) Workshop – two of Surf Life Saving NSW’s flagship youth development programs. Held from 11-13 April at The Collaroy Centre,

  • 2023 SLSNSW Awards of Excellence

    Sofitel Sydney Wentworth 61-101 Phillip Street, Sydney, NSW, Australia

    The Surf Life Saving NSW Awards of Excellence celebrates the incredible people in our organisation and the impact they have on their clubs, fellow members, and in their local communities. With 21 awards on offer at this year’s celebrations, finalists from across the state will be recognised for their commitment, passion, and hard work.  

  • Rainbow Beaches 2024

    Various Surf Life Saving Clubs throughout NSW NSW, Australia

    From Feb 16th to March 3rd 2024, a number of surf clubs across the state will be holding Rainbow Beach days. These events will feature a variety of activities to showcase that Surf Life Saving is for everyone and everyone is welcome at the beach. For more information on this initiative and resources available, check

  • International Women’s Day – Pink Patrol 2024 – Bondi SBLSC

    Bondi SBLSC Queen Elizabeth Drive, Bondi, NSW, Australia

    Bondi SBLSC will be running their yearly Pink Patrol. This event will help raise awareness about the various roles and opportunities available to women in lifesaving, helping to empower females to build their operational capability and capacity. The aim is to increase the number of women actively patrolling, as well as see more women represented