SURF LIFE SAVING AUSTRALIA ANNUAL REPORT 2007–08

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HALL OF FAME RECOGNISING EXCELLENCE The Hall of Fame recognises SLSA members for outstanding accomplishments, sustained excellence and exceptional contributions to surf lifesaving in Australia, in three areas—surf lifesaving, administration and sport. Nominations are considered on an annual basis by an advisory group of eminent surf lifesavers who make recommendations to the SLSA Australian Council for fi nal approval. There were three inductees into the Hall of Fame in 2007–08. SLSA Hall of Fame Surf lifesaving Administration Sport Major John Bond Gregory Arthur Allum OAM John Bliss Harold John Brown OAM Cornelius Kennedy Asmussen MBE Ballina Lighthouse & Lismore Open Boat crew Michael Burke BEM Sir Adrian Curlewis CVO CBE Bondi R&R team* Professor Tess Cramond AO OBE Roy Doyle Bundaberg March Past team Currumbin Patrol Competition team Cliff Marsh OAM Graham Carlisle OAM Jack Dearlove MBE Donald D McIntyre Jon Donohoe AM Bob Gear AM John West (Jack) McMaster AM DFC Harold C Evans Alan Kennedy MBE Tom Meagher OBE Karla Gilbert Dr Ian Mackie AM Lyster Ormsby Trevor Hendy AM Graham McKenzie OAM Charles Davidson Paterson Dennis Heussner Hector Mcdonald OAM Ronald E Rankin AM John Robert Holt Warren Allen Rennie OAM Paul Smith OAM Ky Hurst Earle Smith AM Barry Bede (Gus) Staunton MBE Brian Hutchings Ainslie W “Sprint” Walker OBE Ron Tallon OAM Grant Kenny OAM * Inducted 4 April 2008. 102 SURF LIFE SAVING AUSTRALIA—ANNUAL REPORT 2007–08 F O (Frank) Venning MBE Peter Lacey Ken W C Watson MBE Robert (Bob) Mayo AM* Alan Brian Whelpton AO Don Morrison OAM Dan White OAM Ken Murray Jack Winders OBE Bob Newbiggin S W (Bill) Winders MBE Harry Nightingale Clint Robinson OAM Barry Rodgers Noel P Ryan Peter Douglas Tibbitts Ken Vidler Wanda Six Man R&R team* Stephen Warren Graham Ross White OAM Steve Wilkes
Robert (Bob) Mayo AM Bob has dedicated over 20 years of service to coaching march past teams. As a coach of South Port SLSC over the period 1995 to 2007, the teams he has coached have won 11 Gold Medals and fi ve Bronze Medals. Bob has also dedicated signifi cant time in developing and improving the standard of march past competition around Australia. He has achieved this through his long term role as the chairman of the national march past panel (1995–2006) and through his coaching of other march past coaches around Australia (particularly in South Australia). In addition to his coaching successes, Bob has played a signifi cant role in administration and revenue consolidation in South Australia. Bondi R&R team Over a 15 year period from 1915 to 1929, this team won six Australian Championship gold medals and three silver medals. While the team was not the same throughout the 15 year period, there were a core number of seven people who participated for lengthy periods of time. The record of this team may well have been even better had it not been interrupted by World War I, when no championships were held from 1916–1922. Two of the core team showed amazing longevity having competed in the team both before and after the war. Wanda Six Man R&R team Over a four year period—from 1984 to 1988—Wanda SLSC’s 6 Man R&R Team won four successive Australian Championship Gold Medals. What makes this feat even more impressive is that the team consisted of the same members throughout their entire Australian Championship run. The team to compete was: • Greg Allum OAM • Graham Dyson • Ian McGuinness • Neil McGuinness • Colin Ricketts • Clayton Wetherall • Ron Sandstrom OAM (coach). SLS offi cials, including then president Adrian Curlewis, admiring Lorne club members’ surfboards, 1952. SECTION 04—SURF LIFESAVING IN AUSTRALIA 103
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2008 SURF LIFE SAVING AUSTRALIA ANN
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CONTENTS Surf Life Saving Australia
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ARE Our mission is to provide a saf
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SECTION 01 OVERVIEW AND HIGHLIGHTS
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Table 1: Snapshot (For more detaile
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2008 5 January 2008 KNG Ironman ser
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Scene from SLSA’s latest televisi
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Our volunteers are passionate and c
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SECTION 02 OVERVIEW OF OPERATIONS A
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Table 2: Report card (continued) Ta
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CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER’S REPORT
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Graph 2: Contributions to state cen
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LIFESAVING OPERATIONS REPORT Graph
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SURF SPORTS OPERATIONS REPORT OVERV
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COMMERCIAL OPERATIONS OPERATIONS RE
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Table 3: Stakeholder map (continued
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FINANCE OPERATIONS REPORT In June 2
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HELICOPTER RESCUE SERVICES OPERATIO
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RISK AND RISK MANAGEMENT Three majo
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2007-08 saw a signifi cant change i
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CORPORATE GOVERNANCE OUR GOVERNANCE
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Michael James Martin B. Eng (Chem)
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COMPENSATION Directors receive no c
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Board of Lifesaving (BOLS) Name Pos
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Page 57 and 58: OUR STAFF We have a small but dedic
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Page 133 and 134: Table 10: SLSA membership by catego
Page 135 and 136: As Australia’s major water safety
Page 137 and 138: WA Tas NT 2007-08 Total 2006-07 Tot
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