2019 Surf Life Saving NSW Coastal Safety Report
The 2019 SLSNSW Coastal Safety Report is a comprehensive summary and analysis of community perceptions, activities on the coast, coastal and ocean drowning deaths and related fatalities.
2019 Surf Life Saving NSW Annual Report
The 112th Surf Life Saving New South Wales Annual Report details the achievements and performance of Surf Life Saving NSW (SLSNSW) for 2018-19 and highlights the breadth of our services and activities. Across our 129 Surf Life Saving clubs, our 75,000 volunteer members worked together to achieve the key goals of; saving lives, creating great Australians and building better communities.
SurfLIFE Magazine Issue 40 – September 2019
In this edition we feature the inaugural Surf Life Saving Day event at NSW Parliament House, the 50th anniversary of the iconic Rubber Duckie (IRB) and the launch of our new podcast series. We celebrate the achievements of our wonderful volunteer surf lifesavers who were recently nominated for Australian of the Year Awards and we congratulate five new life members. We also look at the national award-wining rescues, performed by a group of off-duty lifesavers, at Seven Mile Beach near Forster.
2019 National Coastal Safety Report
The National Coastal Safety Report provides a detailed analysis of annual and long-term coastal drowning deaths.
SurfLIFE Magazine Issue 39 – May 2019
In this edition, we bring the Australian beach culture and colour to the city as the official charity partner of the 2019 Sydney Lunar New Year Festival. We explore the significant impact drones are having on our search and rescue and beach surveillance capabilities. We also look back at the successful mass rescue of 40 people at North Cronulla in February and the impressive efforts of two young lifesavers who didn’t hesitate to assist a swimmer in distress.
SurfLIFE Magazine Issue 38 – December 2018
In this edition of SurfLIFE, we celebrate a new partnership with Qantas, helping us spread beach safety messages to tourists and international visitors and the launch of Surf Life Saving’s rip safety campaign urging people to stop, look and plan before entering the water.