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Off-duty surf lifesavers and lifeguards who stood up together to save four lives in a successful coordinated rescue effort on the Central Coast have been awarded the Surf Life Saving NSW Rescue of the Month award in recognition of their achievements.
This weekend will see the first IRB (Inflatable Rescue Boat) racing event hit the water in two years. With 300 surf lifesavers raring to go, it will be a highly competitive two days to kick off the 2021 Sharkskin NSW IRB Premiership Series.
A small south coast surf club believes it may have something no other club has - five mother and daughter combinations on the same patrol.
A Surf Life Saving NSW drone has been used to successfully locate a missing man in bushland at Port Macquarie, demonstrating the effectiveness of the technology for search and rescue applications in a variety of settings.
In April, Surf Life Saving NSW held its first Lifesaving Development Camp for surf lifesavers aged 16-21 years. The live-in program focused on developing and enhancing the knowledge and skills of young people, while at the same time preparing them to take on more responsibility in their patrol teams, their own clubs, and the wider community.
The beautiful beaches of the Illawarra, easily accessible to people from south-western Sydney, were slammed over summer, with lots of rescues performed by lifesavers, both on patrol and in after-hours emergencies.
From board riding to surf boats, the beach track, water arenas and lifesaving events, NSW athletes have taken centre stage at the 2021 Australian Championships winning almost half the Australian Titles on offer.
Sunday 25 April will be the final day of volunteer patrols for 2020/21 season for NSW surf lifesavers.
It is with great sadness that we inform you of the passing of Surf Life Saving NSW and Surf Life Saving Australia Life Member Kevin Morrison from Nambucca Heads SLSC
