Noosa News
More training for IRB teams
By Ron Lane
The heavy rains and massive flooding experienced by our people in regions of NSW, have once again showed how much the role of the Australian Surf Life Saver has changed. Via the media, you can sit in the safety of the family lounge and see first- hand the work being done by our IRB crews; as they work the flooded regions doing rescue and support work as allocated by those in charge.
On several occasions, we have mentioned the outstanding work done by the members of the ERG (Emergency Response Group) and the importance of their role in helping those who go in harms’ way: regardless of the weather factor or the time. It is good to note that recently the Noosa club IRB training team, whose purpose it is to…
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