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Like thousands of other Australians, volunteer surf lifesavers across the state will pause on Sunday to reflect on the sacrifice of not only those who gave their life for the country but served during the war effort.

At the recent Surf Life Saving NSW Annual General Meeting, four long-serving volunteer lifesavers were elevated to the distinguished position of NSW Life Member.

It’s been a busy fortnight for Ruben Roxburgh who recently returned home to the Far North coast with some new bling courtesy of his performance surfing the waves at the Australasian Police and Emergency Services Games.

After enduring a challenging few months following the fires that ravished their coastal town, residents and the business community of the Tathra are looking towards a busy summer and are keen on getting the message out there; Tathra will be open for business.

It’s a long way from Tamarama Beach to New York City – almost 16,000 kilometres in fact but one surf lifesaver recently had a leadership experience to remember in the city that never sleeps.

A successful rescue of two teenagers along a notorious stretch of coastline has earned the Central Coast Support Operations Team state recognition as the NSW Rescue of the Month for September 2018.

The sad outcome of a late afternoon cool off has alarm bells ringing for Surf Lifesavers, primed for extreme weather conditions from Friday.

Surf Life Saving NSW is pleased to confirm the selection of 10 volunteer surf lifesavers who will travel to Queensland later this month for a unique leadership opportunity.

Volunteer surf lifesavers charged with protecting the coastline in Sydney’s Royal National Park have been presented with new satellite communication equipment to save lives this summer.

They may have interrupted the Campbell family dinner at Sydney’s Northern Beaches on Tuesday night in dramatic fashion, but fortunately for two young tourists their story does have a happy ending.