A brave rescue in extremely hazardous conditions that potentially saved the lives of five people during the floods in March has been awarded the Surf Life Saving NSW Rescue of the Month.
Four NSW Lifesavers Honoured
Congratulations to four of our volunteers, recognised for their contribution to Surf Life Saving in the Queen’s Birthday honours list.
Surf Clubs Save the Ocean One Plastic Container at a Time
In 2017, Surf Life Saving NSW partnered with Envirobank to implement a recycling program that allowed surf lifesaving clubs to establish a reliable fundraising stream whilst also having a positive impact on the environment.
Surf Life Saving Clubs Receive Funding Boost
Twenty-nine Surf Life Saving Clubs in NSW will share in $3.5 million worth of support for facilities improvements and capital works through the Surf Club Facility Grant Program, announced by the NSW Treasurer Dominic Perrottet and Minister for Sport Natalie Ward.
Honorary Teams Announced for 2020/21 Representative Season
Surf Life Saving NSW is pleased to announce the honorary teams selected for the 2020/21 Representative season. Due to COVID-19 restrictions the 2020/21 representative events were unable to proceed, however athletes have been selected on a merit basis.
Registered Clubs Recognised for Contributions to Communities
Proud partner of Surf Life Saving NSW, ClubsNSW celebrated the contributions of registered clubs from across the state on Thursday 20 May at the 2021 Clubs & Community Awards.
Vale – Keith ‘Cocky’ Caldwell, Bulli SLSC
Message from Dean A. Dudley, Deputy President Bulli SLSC
Hazardous Surf Warning: Large Swell and Strong Winds to Impact NSW Coast
With hazardous weather conditions forecast to impact the NSW coastline from Friday, Surf Life Saving NSW is urging the public to exercise extreme caution when visiting the coastline this weekend.
The Hard Yakka Work Force
Each year for the last five years there is a group of about 130 hard yakka Swansea Belmont club members who don their bright green t-shirts to bring the State Championships to life. They’re at the beach well before dawn and are picking up the last piece of rubbish and pulling down the final roller door after the last competitor has driven back over the Belmont bridge.