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'The first steps in the history of the Noosa Heads SLSC occurred on April 1, 1928 when Alexandra Headlands Club visited Tewantin and "the Heads" to give a display for local men. And so began the "Cooroy Royal Life and Surf Club". A public meeting was held on 9th April 1928 at Cooroy and on April 30 the name was changed to Noosa Heads Royal Life and Surf Club. In December 1928 thirteen members gained their Royal Life Saving Society Still Water and Surf Bronze, thus qualifying to patrol the beach.
In 1929 a club House was placed on the beach and in May 1931 the name was changed to Noosa Life Saving and Surf Club. Since then the club has continued to patrol the beach with the proud record of no lives lost on Noosa Beach while lifesavers were on patrol.
In the 2008/2009 season the club underwent a major refurbishment. We are now very proud to have a clubhouse rated as one of the finest on the Sunshine Coast with "the best seat on the beach". '
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Dulux is helping to re-paint every surf club in Australia. Tamarama Surf Life Saving Club in Sydney kicked off the beginning of the Dulux Surf Club Project.
Dulux™ Weathershield™ colours used on Tamarama SLSC: Jodhpurs Quarter, Clay Bake, Blue Limewash, Linear.
For more information or to follow the project go to surfclubproject.dulux.com.au/
17 Palm Beach (Qld) SLSC visiting Tirta Empul (Holy Spring) Temple, Tampaksiring, Bali, Indonesia. September 1977.
Guri (Gookie) Lluka and Made read the conditions of entry to the temple. Decent dress was obviously open to interpretation. T shirt and 'Stubbies' shorts were obviously considered decent enough. None of us were challenged at any rate and bare arms and legs was our standard attire. I never did quite understand the significance of the sashes were asked to wear while at temples. It obviously made our entry possible, but was not a way of making infidels acceptable to the deities. Made, a Hindu, was obliged to wear one also. Worshipers and workers seemed exempt, and purely surmising, had probably performed rituals of purification to be exempted from the sash.
Palm Beach (Qld) SLSC - Team at Waikiki, Honolulu - World Surf Lifesaving Championships, Hawaii, 1983 - Photograph by Robert McPherson 06-08-2015_9a
Palm Beach (Qld) SLSC - Air Force Base Beach, Oahu - World Surf Lifesaving Championships, Hawaii, 1983 - Photograph by Robert McPherson 06-08-2015_100a
Dulux is helping to re-paint every surf club in Australia. Tamarama Surf Life Saving Club in Sydney kicked off the beginning of the Dulux Surf Club Project.
Dulux™ Weathershield™ colours used on Tamarama SLSC: Jodhpurs Quarter, Clay Bake, Blue Limewash, Linear.
For more information or to follow the project go to surfclubproject.dulux.com.au/
Palm Beach (Qld) SLSC - Bellows Beach, Oahu - World Surf Lifesaving Championships, Hawaii, 1983 - Photograph by Robert McPherson 06-08-2015_26a
Dulux is helping to re-paint every surf club in Australia. Tamarama Surf Life Saving Club in Sydney kicked off the beginning of the Dulux Surf Club Project.
Dulux™ Weathershield™ colours used on Tamarama SLSC: Jodhpurs Quarter, Clay Bake, Blue Limewash, Linear.
For more information or to follow the project go to surfclubproject.dulux.com.au/
Palm Beach (Qld) SLSC - Bellows Beach, Oahu - World Surf Lifesaving Championships, Hawaii, 1983 - Photograph by Robert McPherson 06-08-2015_76a
Palm Beach (Qld) SLSC - Ian (Zorro) Sarrow as a TV star - World Surf Lifesaving Championships, Hawaii, 1983 - Photograph by Robert McPherson 06-09-2015_28a
Palm Beach (Qld) SLSC - Surf boat and outrigger canoe race, Waikiki, Honolulu, Oahu - World Surf Lifesaving Championships, Hawaii, 1983 - Photograph by Robert McPherson 06-09-2015_10a
Palm Beach (Qld) SLSC - Air Force Base Beach, Oahu - World Surf Lifesaving Championships, Hawaii, 1983 - Photograph by Robert McPherson 06-08-2015_102a
