2017 Surf Life Saving NSW Coastal Safety Report
The 2017 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.
2012 Surf Life Saving NSW Annual Report
The Surf Life Saving New South Wales 105th Annual Report extensively details the achievements and performance of Surf Life Saving within New South Wales throughout the 2011/2012 Surf Life Saving Season. Our organisation continues to grow with over 75,000 members, including more than 21,000 active patrolling members.
2013 Surf Life Saving NSW Annual Report
The 106th Annual Report for Surf Life Saving New South Wales extensively details the achievements and performance of the organisation for 2012-13. Once again, Surf Life Saving in NSW grew in size and scope and our activities now extend well beyond the flags. Almost 77,000 members, including 21,000 active patrolling members worked together to achieve the key goals of saving lives, creating great Australians and building better communities.
2014 Surf Life Saving NSW Annual Report
The 107th Annual Report for Surf Life Saving New South Wales extensively details the achievements and performance of the organisation for 2013–14 and highlights our growth in size and scope. Almost 76,000 members, including 21,000 active patrolling members worked together to achieve the key goals of saving lives, creating great Australians and building better communities.
2015 Surf Life Saving NSW Annual Report
The 108th Annual Report for Surf Life Saving New South Wales details the achievements and performance of the organisation for 2014–15 and highlights the scope of our activities. Over 77,000 members, including 21,000 active patrolling members worked together to achieve the key goals of saving lives, creating great Australians and building better communities.
2016 Surf Life Saving NSW Annual Report
The 109th Surf Life Saving NSW Annual Report details the achievements and performance of the organisation for 2015–16 and highlights the scope of our activities. Over 74,000 members, including 21,000 active patrolling members worked together to achieve the key goals of saving lives, creating great Australians and building better communities.