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Surfline November 2011

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An important message from the SLSA President

Monday 26 September, 2011

As you may have seen on Sunday evening, the Channel 7 program, Sunday Night, aired a story on the death of Saxon Bird at the 2010 Australian Surf Life Saving Championships.

As I wrote to you previously, SLSA decided not to participate in the story and instead issued a statement to Channel 7, which can be viewed here.

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Surf Life Saving and International Development

Surf Life Saving in Australia has provided support and expertise to many allied lifesaving organisations across the globe. Contributing to the International Life Saving Federation’s global effort to reduce injury and death in, on, or around water, Surf Life Saving exchanges information and best practice and supports the establishment of lifesaving services in areas of the world where they are needed.

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Something for everyone at the 2011 Coolangatta Gold

There are plenty of activities for everyone at the 2011 Coolangatta Gold, including the Great Australian Swim Series, the Down Wind ski race and even a Kids Carnival.

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Use your surf lifesaving skills and volunteer in Samoa

The Australian Youth Ambassadors for Development (AYAD) Program has two Surf Life Saving Trainer positions for Australians aged 18-30 in Samoa. Applications close Friday, 9 September.

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An important message from the SLSA President

As many members would be aware, on 2 August 2011, the Queensland Coroner delivered his findings and recommendations following a Coronial Inquest into the tragic death of Saxon Bird at the 2010 Australian Surf Life Saving Championships.

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