Brunswick SLSC

01/10/2026

09/08/2026

Big congratulations to our new IRB crew, who took on there crew assessments this weekend!

All the training, teamwork and early mornings has paid off, with our crews now ready to hit the water and keep our beaches safe this summer.

Well done to everyone involved, and a special thank you to the trainers and assessors who made the course possible.

25/07/2026

Congratulations to Brunswick SLSC patrol captain Simon Ceglinski for being named NSW Surf Life Saving Officer of the Year at the 12th annual Rotary Emergency Services Community Awards (RESCA) last night.

Awarded during a ceremony at Bankstown Sports Club, the honour was in recognition Simon’s longtime service and commitment to surf life saving and ongoing efforts to show that our diversity is what makes us stronger, as national lead for Lifesavers with Pride’s Rainbow Beaches initiative.

Simon first joined Bruns as a Nipper more than 40 years ago. Since then, he’s been an active patrolling member, trainer, IRB driver, vice club captain, and emergency callout team member. During the 2022 floods, he was part of Bruns SLSC’s responder team, evacuating residents from South Golden Beach and New Brighton, and coordinating our branch members to assist with the evacuation centres in Lismore.

Well done Simon and congratulations to all finalists in the awards, including fellow Far North Coast branch member Daniela Berti Carrabs from Byron Bay Surf Life Saving Club.

For more info on RESCA, visit https://www.rescawards.org.au

Surf Life Saving NSW
Rotary NSW Emergency Services Community Awards - RESCA
SLS FNC Branch

29/06/2026

28/06/2026

Brunswick SLSC annual awards night is a chance to celebrate the outstanding achievements, dedication and service of our members throughout the season we look forward to recognising those who kept our beaches safe and made our club such a strong community.

Our award winners are:
🏆Best Patrol - Patrol 1
🏆Most Patrol Hours - Leigh Robbins(139.5hours)
🏆Patrol Person of the Year - Cooper Papara
🏆Total Patrol Attendance - Susan Ashbury, Julie Simpson, Hayden Wheeling
🏆Most Promising Junior - Henry Galvin
🏆Best Cadet - Amos Marles
🏆Training Officer Award - Pete Ceglinski
🏆IRB Training Officers Award - Matilda Langtry
🏆Junior Club Person - Matilda Langtry
🏆Senior Club Person - George Russo
🏆Presidents Award - Dave Quemard

At the Far North Coast awards night Craig Ried was awarded Patrol Captain of the year, and Matilda Langtry was awarded Youth Volunteer of the year. Both Craig and Matilda will be representing FNC at the upcoming state awards.

We also congratulate Meg Quinn on being awarded life membership for her 38 years of dedicated service to Brunswick SLSC.

Thank you to all our wonderful club members for a wonderful season.

23/06/2026

Give where you live and support and support our community today.

Donate before June 30 at
https://brunswickslsc.org/donate/

Pauline Menczer

16/06/2026

The EOFY is almost here!

Help us build stage 2 of the amazing new Brunswick SLSC clubhouse with your EOFY donation!

Follow the link to donate today!
https://tippytip.app/brunswick-slsc-public-fundraiser?src=qr

10/06/2026

As the End of Financial Year approaches, Brunswick Heads Surf Life Saving Club is seeking the support of our community. Every contribution helps us maintain essential lifesaving equipment, train our volunteer surf lifesavers, and continue providing a safe beach environment for locals and visitors alike. Your donation directly supports our ability to respond when the community needs us most, ensuring we can continue protecting lives both on and off the beach.

To make a donation, please use the QR code in the poster below or contact the Surf Club at: [email protected]

Thank you for helping us make a difference.

05/05/2026

We are deeply saddened by the tragic events at Ballina involving Marine Rescue NSW.

Our thoughts and heartfelt condolences go out to the families, friends, and all those affected by this devastating loss. We also extend our support to the brave volunteers and first responders who dedicate their time to keeping our community safe, often in incredibly challenging circumstances.

The ocean can be unpredictable, and moments like this remind us of the risks faced by those who serve on the water. We stand together as a community in grief and in gratitude for their commitment.

Rest in peace.

12/02/2026

Thank you for the coverage and support, Byron Coast Times. 🌈🏖️

Surf Life Saving Australia
Surf Life Saving NSW
Lifesavers with Pride

Brunswick Surf Life Saving Club joins the Rainbow Beaches initiative, flying the Progress Flag to celebrate LGBTQIA+ inclusion and diversity.