Professional development doesn’t have to mean time off work or long days in a classroom. With Royal Life Saving’s Online Professional...

Each day in our communities—be it in our home, at the park, or during everyday life, emergencies happen, and ordinary people are called...

Ashmont Public School recognises swimming as a vital life skill and believes that every student should have the opportunity to learn it....

October is National Safe Work Month, and Royal Life Saving is supporting employers and workers within our aquatic facilities to create...

Royal Life Saving NSW was proud to send a team of eight athletes across the ditch to Auckland, New Zealand, to compete in the Aon New...

"The function of leadership is to produce more leaders, not more followers." – Ralph Nader We have just wrapped up our fourth and final...

The 2025 Safer Places to Swimposium, held on 27–28 August at the Oaks Cypress Lakes Resort in the Hunter Valley, marked a pivotal moment...

Royal Life Saving NSW is proud to share that we have received $279,900 in ClubGRANTS funding  for the 2025/26 year , supporting programs...

Australia’s aquatic and recreation sector is more than just pools and splash zones—it’s a vital workforce whose training, diversity,...

Maisha, originally from Nepal, never had the opportunity for structured lessons growing up. Like many adults from multicultural and regional communities, barriers such as access, cost, and confidence kept her from learning to swim earlier in life.

The cheque, proudly presented by Jordan Lane MP, Member for Ryde, marks the beginning of an important project to make aquatic activity more inclusive and accessible for everyone in our community.

The Aquatic Industry Services team were recently engaged by Meander Valley Council, Tasmania to assess the range of safety signs around the natural water ways such as the Deloraine River, Hadspen Lions Park Reserve and the Meander River.