Surf Life Saving New Zealand

Surf Life Saving New Zealand The official page for Surf Life Saving New Zealand.
(378)

We're here to keep Kiwis safe in the water, develop world-class lifeguards, and strengthen the communities that call Aotearoa's coast home.

25/09/2026

One step closer to the water.

Chapter 02.
The Launch.

Compete clean. Keep sports fair. When our sport is clean, every athlete has a chance to compete on a level playing fiel...
25/09/2026

Compete clean. Keep sports fair.

When our sport is clean, every athlete has a chance to compete on a level playing field. It keeps things fair and protects the spirit of the sport you love.

As we get ready for the Aon New Zealand Pool Rescue Championships, there are plenty of ways you can help keep our sport clean:

• Learn about the Sports Anti-Doping Rules
• Make safe supplement decisions
• Promote positive sporting values

Discover your role in clean sport at: sportintegrity.nz/clean-sport

24/09/2026

The Aon New Zealand Pool Rescue Championships 2026 event guide is out 🏊🏼⁠
⁠
Heading to the Pool Rescue Championships? The guide has the key details for 2-4 October in one place: daily timings, the full event schedule, live results, parking, venue map, merch, and who to contact on the day.

Free entry for spectators. No tickets needed. Bring the whānau.

Read the guide via the link below: https://bit.ly/4xDlx4j

We’re all about saving lives. This World Marrow Donor Day, we’re proud to support the NZ Bone Marrow Donor Registry and ...
22/09/2026

We’re all about saving lives.

This World Marrow Donor Day, we’re proud to support the NZ Bone Marrow Donor Registry and shine a light on the difference you can make by becoming a bone marrow donor.

You can join the registry by simply ordering a cheek swab test online, which is delivered to your door!

To join, visit and check out the link in their bio.

21/09/2026

Meet Terri Warner from Tairua Surf Life Saving Club in the Coromandel.
Terri has been part of the club since she was a Nipper, and these days she’s the Search and Rescue Lead and helps out with the Junior Surf Programme.

For Terri, one of the best things about surf lifesaving is the opportunities it opens up, from leadership training and new skills to experiences that have taken her further afield.

She loves her club and reckons it’s the best in the country. Her advice to anyone who’s curious about surf lifesaving? Jump right in.

There’s a place for everyone in the surf lifesaving community. Find yours: https://bit.ly/3T7rc4p

Aon Pool Rescue Championships 2026 merch is now available.The official merch store is now open, with a range of gear to ...
19/09/2026

Aon Pool Rescue Championships 2026 merch is now available.

The official merch store is now open, with a range of gear to wear before, during and after the competition.

2 weeks to go ⏳

2–4 October, Sir Owen Glenn National Aquatic Centre, Auckland.

Shop the range: https://bit.ly/4heKDAk

18/09/2026

Eyes back on the water. Summer’s getting closer.

Chapter 01.
The Watch.

Te Wiki o te Reo Māori | Kia kaha te reo Māori.To mark Te Wiki o te Reo Māori, we’re putting our five water safety messa...
17/09/2026

Te Wiki o te Reo Māori | Kia kaha te reo Māori.

To mark Te Wiki o te Reo Māori, we’re putting our five water safety messages into te reo Māori. With summer around the corner, it’s a good time to brush up on beach safety.

Swipe through, learn the kupu and share them with your whānau and friends.

Know before you go. Get our beach safety tips: https://bit.ly/3ULTjXD

Explore more te reo Māori resources: https://www.reomaori.co.nz/resources

Been meaning to write your Will but haven't got around to it?Until 21 September, Surf Life Saving supporters can create ...
15/09/2026

Been meaning to write your Will but haven't got around to it?

Until 21 September, Surf Life Saving supporters can create a free Will through our partner Safewill. It's done online, takes most people under 20 minutes, and every Will is reviewed by Safewill's law firm before you receive instructions to sign and witness.

You'll also get the option to leave a gift to Surf Life Saving NZ. No obligation, but it helps keep our lifesavers on patrol for years to come.

Offer closes 21 September: https://bit.ly/4AutrQm

15/09/2026

Meet Jody Bryce from St Kilda SLSC in Dunedin.

Jody has been part of St Kilda since she was a nipper herself. These days, she manages nippers, the IRB team, and sand sports, while also serving as women’s club captain and patrol captain.

Having studied sport management, Jody says surf lifesaving has had a huge impact on her own development and given her opportunities to mentor others along the way.

She works as an administrator in the building industry, and describes the St Kilda community as family. It’s the people who keep her coming back.
As Jody puts it, “there’s more to surf lifesaving than the red and yellow uniforms... there’s a place for everyone.”

Find your place in the surf lifesaving community: https://bit.ly/3T7rc4p

Address

Pelorus Trust Sports House, 93 Hutt Park Road
Lower Hutt
5010

Telephone

+6445600383

Website

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Surf Life Saving New Zealand posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Contact The Organization

Send a message to Surf Life Saving New Zealand:

Shortcuts

Share

Category