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Rock fishing safety
Rock fishing is a dangerous pastime. If you choose to rock fish, you run the risk of slipping on rocks or being swamped by waves and swept out to sea.
rock fishing, fishing, rockfishing, safety, beach, surf, rock platforms … Safety tips Rock fishing is a dangerous pastime. If you choose to rock fish, you run the risk of slipping on rocks or being swamped by waves and swept out to sea. No matter what …
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Honour Roll 2022
We congratulate our 2022 Australia Day Award winners and thank them for the outstanding contributions they have made to the community.
… as well as many other roles at Manly Cove Rugby League and Surfing NSW. David Hickey , Allambie Heights David is …
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Council calls for removal of shark nets on the Northern Beaches
… last night in support of shark net removal, including surfing champion Layne Beachley. A/Mayor Candy Bingham said …
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Summer Beach Safety Campaign launch
Beach safety, summer safety, beach safety campaign, water safety, Life guards, beach conditions, drowning … Northern Beaches Council is urging people to take their safety seriously this summer after 48* people lost their lives on NSW beaches and coastal …
Media Release
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Friday 21 October
… surf club. The Duke is credited with popularising surfing in Australia, thanks to his wave-riding …
Mayor's Message
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Lifeguard top tips
The number one rule to stay safe at the beach is to swim between the flags at patrolled beaches.
The number one rule to stay safe at the beach is to swim between the flags at patrolled beaches. … Before you rush into the surf, stop and take a moment to assess the water conditions. Know your limitations and act accordingly. Look for the signs that …
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Join us in celebrating WorldPride 2023
The world’s largest pride event is heading for Sydney and we are thrilled to be involved.Sydney will become the first city in the Southern Hemisphere to…
The world’s largest pride event is heading for Sydney and we are thrilled to be involved. Sydney will become the first city in the Southern Hemisphere to host WorldPride, which will run from 17 February to 5 March 2023. To support the event, Council will …
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Friday 4 November 2022
It doesn’t seem all that long ago that people who bought their own reusable bags to the supermarket were in the minority. Now we all take our bags to do the groceries and our planet is better for it. We’ll all need to get used to doing without other …
Mayor's Message
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Swim clubs
Swim clubs run at the WAC are a great way to keep fit and meet new people.
Swim clubs are a great way to keep fit and meet new people. Warringah Aquatic Swim Club - Piranhas The Warringah Aquatic Swim Club, also known as Piranhas, focuses on competitive swimming as well as catering for surf, open water and school swimming. For …
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Recipients 2024/25
Find out the recipients of the Events Grants for 2024/25
… trained volunteers and specialised surfboards/equipment. Surfing, beach games and supervised unstructured pool …
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