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Safety Services

Western Australia's Safety Standards for Commercial Aquatic Facilities.

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Community Health

Health Promotion programs targeted to prevent drowning and near drowning within the community.

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Royal Life Saving WA

AIM - to prevent the loss of life and to promote safe paticipation in water related pursuits

Latest News

JULY, 2009
New Supersite Banner in Perth City    Picture of New item

If you take the walkway between City Square in the Perth CBD over the next few years keep an eye out for the huge supersite banner promoting the RLSS and BHP Billiton sponsorship partnership.
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JUNE, 2009
Gibb River Challenge a Rawring Success    Picture of New item

The Gibb River Road in the rugged Kimberley’s is not a place where you would expect to find anyone crazy enough to ride a bike on.
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MAY, 2009
Centenary Celebration

This year the Royal Life Saving Society WA is celebrating its Centenary Year. This is a huge achievement for our organisation. Royal Lifesaving Society’s 100th Year Birthday culminated with the huge success of our Centenary Luncheon on Wednesday May 13th.
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MAY, 2009
Juniors Barras outstanding performance at 2009 Arafura Games

The 2009 RLSSA Junior Barras have performed magnificently at the Arafura Games in Darwin to win the overall team point score by a resounding 50 points.
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Swim and Survive Endorsed Swim Schools

As Seen on TV! Find your local Swim School

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Training

RISE is Royal Life Saving's new training initiative for people in the recreation industry.

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