Coast scoops pool at surf lifesaving awards
Umina and Terrigal surf clubs have taken out major awards at the Australian Surf Lifesaving Awards, held on November 9. From a pool of 198,000 volunteer surf lifesavers nationwide, Mollie…
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Nippers back on the beach again for another season
Central Coast beaches are a little brighter as the Nippers season officially splashed back onto the sand last weekend. On Sunday, thousands of kids from across the Coast threw on…
Flags are up as surf lifesavers return to beach patrols
The 2024/25 beach patrol season kicks off this weekend, with the familiar red and yellow flags raised across 15 Central Coast beaches from Saturday, September 28. There will be an…
Rescue tube boxes aim to reduce beach drownings
Surf Life Saving Central Coast has installed 35 rescue tube boxes at high-risk coastal locations from Patonga to Frazer Park in a bid to reduce bystander drownings. The Remote Area…
Council continues support for surf clubs
Central Coast Council will provide the same financial support for the next four years to Surf Life Saving Central Coast (SLSCC) and its 15 surf clubs that it has in…
Surf Life Saving appoints new board member
Surf Life Saving Central Coast has appointed Hayden Smith of Terrigal Surf Life Saving Club for a two-year term as the Director of Surf Sports on its Board. He comes…
Rip demonstration day at Umina
In a critical effort to raise awareness about ocean safety, Umina Surf Life Saving Club will host a public demonstration on New Year’s Eve focused on understanding and navigating rips,…
Council gets behind surf life saving
Central Coast Council has given $116,000 to Surf Life Saving Central Coast (SLSCC) and individual sponsorships of $6,500 to each of the 15 Surf Life Saving Clubs on the Coast….
Nippers season set to make a splash
The region’s beaches are set to be splashed with pink as children throw on their iconic rash shirts for the launch of the Surf Life Saving Central Coast (SLSCC) Nippers…
Workshop on retaining surf life saving volunteers
Wamberal Surf Life Saving Club will host a not-for-profit workshop on October 12 to discuss volunteer retention in the organisation. Examining the role of leadership and culture in volunteer retention,…
New vehicle to help keep lifesavers rescue-ready
Surf Life Saving Central Coast (SLSCC) has a new Isuzu MUX Support Vehicle, thanks to Central Coast Leagues Club. Launched on November 24 at Copacabana Surf Life Saving Club, the…
New jet ski and support vehicle for Central Coast lifesavers
Volunteer lifesavers across the Central Coast will be better prepared for the coming summer season with the NSW Government to deliver a new jet ski and support vehicle to every…
Major boon for surf live saving
Central Coast Council presented Surf Life Saving Central Coast (SLSCC) with a $116,000 cheque on October 20 at Toowoon Bay Surf Life Saving Club, the first instalment of a two-year…
Nippers back on our beaches for summer
Thousands of children in their red and yellow caps and hot pink rashies are back on the beaches as the iconic Nippers season gets underway for the summer season. The…
Rock fishing safety gets a funding boost
Central Coast rock fishers will now have access to more safety measures, with Surf Life Saving NSW and the NSW Government partnering to reduce fatalities and injuries on the coastline….
Council continues financial arrangement with surf clubs
Surf Life Saving Clubs at Lakes Beach; Soldiers Beach; North Entrance; The Entrance; Toowoon Bay and Shelly Beach will receive a share of $213,500 that is provided to Coast Surf Clubs by Council each year for ongoing operations.
Raising of the flags this weekend
The iconic red and yellow flags will be flying high from September 18, signifying the start of a new Surf Lifesaving Season. The 15 SLSC’s on the Coast have been…
Central Coast Beaches open – But no Life Guards
Central Coast beaches remain open, but the familiar red and yellow flags will not go up for the rest of the season, in response to the evolving situation with coronavirus….
Terrigal have their most successful IRB Premiership
Terrigal Surf Life Saving Club (SLSC) have concluded their most successful Inflatable Rescue Boat (IRB) Premiership and State Championships. “The team trained extremely hard and results are well deserved,” said…