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Coastal walkway offers a snapshot of Sydney life
Surf lifesaving was invented in Australia and Bondi and Bronte vie for the title of having the oldest lifesaving clubs in the country.
Snorkelling death leads to calls for lifeguards
The second death in two years at a popular marine reserve has prompted calls for lifeguard patrols.
No place for Pam to frolic
Good keen Kiwi lifesavers keep it real in local TV series Danger Beach, writes Deborah Hill Cone.
Surf Lifesaving: Veteran still has plenty to offer
Fifty-seven years after climbing into his first surf-ski, Dan Harris still spends six mornings and evenings a week in the water.
Lifeguards bring disabled on board
Willie Marino enjoys a ride in an IRB with lifeguards Laura Josephson and Tracy Wilson during a day at the beach for IRIS clients.
Lifesavers plead for care as death toll rises
Surf lifesavers are pleading with the public to take care in the water after a spate of drownings.
Swimming in the sea could be a rash move
Sea lice bites, swimmers' rash, summer rash - whatever you want to call it, it's rife at this time of year and drives swimmers crazy.