Naturaliste Volunteer Marine Rescue Group

29/08/2026

Saturday jobs on! 10 tonne tow ✅

24/08/2026

Popping some NVMR merch orders in the mail this week! 📮📫
If you’ve been thinking about supporting Naturaliste Marine Rescue, now’s the perfect time! Every purchase helps support our local volunteer boating & marine safety group and the work they do keeping our community safe out on the water.
🧥 Hoodies — $65
👕 Tees — $35
Look good, support local, and help keep our volunteers on the water! 🙌
💬 Jump into our DMs to place your order!
Every bit of support makes a difference. ⚓️

24/07/2026

Last nights AGM, Founding and first life member special guest Ross Scott along with retired superintendent Geoff Stuart to help present new life members Ian Walker and Tony Grasso 👏👏👏 how lucky are we to have such legendary humans giving up there time to help our community 🛟

31/05/2026

31/05/2026

Some days are just better onshore. Our little old HQ in Quindy today a force to be reckoned with.

cool capture by SideQuest.Cam

23/05/2026

As volunteer week wraps up tomorrow for 2026. We want to give a massive shout out to each and every one of our Naturaliste Marine Rescue members past and present. Everyday you step up for the community rain, hail or shine continue to do so whenever needed, helping keep our local waters safe.
teamwork and volunteer spirit never go unnoticed and our community is stronger because of you all 🛟

16/05/2026

Valuable Saturday taking part in the Southwest SAREX 🛟
Bringing together all our local Marine Rescue Groups and emergency response agencies to strengthen teamwork, communication and regional search & rescue capabilities that prepare us for real MARSAR incidents. Grateful to train alongside such dedicated crews committed to keeping our communities safe on the water. 👏⚓️

05/05/2026

We are heartbroken by the news out of Ballina, NSW.
Marine rescue volunteers give their time and put themselves in harm's way to help others, and Mondays tragedy is a devastating reminder of that reality.
Our thoughts are with the families, friends, and the entire Marine Rescue Ballina crew. We stand with you and send our strength during this incredibly difficult time.
From all of us at Naturaliste Marine Rescue, we honour their dedication, bravery, and the sacrifice they made in service of others. They will not be forgotten.

29/04/2026

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28/04/2026

It’s never the outcome we hope for when responding to a call. Our thoughts are with the man’s family, friends, and everyone affected yesterday.
If you have any info from the afternoon that may assist reach out to 131 444.

A man has died after being swept from rocks at Injidup Natural Spa.

Police say the man, who was visiting the region from South East Asia with his family, came off the rocks just after midday on Monday.

"He had limited swimming abilities and attempts to get flotation devices to him were unsuccessful," South West Police Acting Superintendent Andy Elliott said.

"He's drifted out to sea and out of view."

READ MORE: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2026-04-28/overseas-tourist-drowns-indijup-spa-near-yallingup/106615098

The man's body was eventually recovered and brought to shore via jetski.

"It's a sad day for the friends and family of the tourist, but also the witnesses and first responders," Acting Superintendent Elliott said.

He urged anyone who had witnessed the incident, who had not already spoken to police, to get in contact on 131 444.

"It may shed some light on what happened and provide the family with some answers," Acting Superintendent Elliott said.