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Surf Life Saving Australia Media Release

Surf Life Saving Australia are proud to announce the 24 members of the Australian Life Saving Team set to compete at the Lifesaving World Championships (LWC) in South Africa later this year.

Following the conclusion of the Australian Pool Rescue Championships in Adelaide on Sunday, sele...


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Lifesaving South Africa has officially announced the national teams that will represent the host nation at the Lifesaving World Championships 2026, signalling the start of an exciting home‑ground campaign as the country prepares to welcome the global lifesaving community to Port Elizabeth – Nelson Mandela Bay to compete on the sport’s biggest stage.

The Champio...


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Open water safety is an important component in the strategies to reduce drowning.

Individual responsibility, safety measures by open water proprietors and formal legislation make open water safety difficult to capture and to communicate.

OPEN WATER SAFETY COURSE
OSLO 16-18 OCTOBER 2026

Organised by

Norwegian Lifesaving So...


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ILS is pleased to announce that it has submitted its updated 2027 Anti-Doping Rules to the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) for approval.

These rules will replace the current 2021 ILS Anti-Doping Rules.

The ILS Anti-Doping Rules form part of a core set of documents that brings together its anti-doping policies, rules and regulations.  Together these doc...


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As the world observes World Drowning Prevention Day 2026, the International Life Saving Federation (ILS) is calling on its global community of organizations, partners, policymakers and community leaders to Unite to Turn the Tide on Drowning – the global call to action for this year’s event.

Drowning remains a significant yet preventable public h...


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