Port Melbourne Life Saving Club

12/04/2026

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06/04/2026

Pooch parents, take note! 🐾

From 1 April to 31 October, dogs are welcome on all beaches across our City, anytime of day 🙌

It’s the perfect season to enjoy the coastline with your four‑legged friends.

Just remember - you must leash your dog before leaving the sand 🏖️

For full details on dog walking in Port Phillip, visit: https://bit.ly/4a7DApJ

05/04/2026

03/04/2026

This Easter 🐣 Long Weekend and Ross & Andy Powell from who lost their life’s in of 2019
Life Saving Victoria

03/04/2026

Team Bravo 👏 (Armando) training drills on a cool 😎 windy 🌬 Good Friday.

29/03/2026

One of our Nippers helping out with the ANZAC APPEAL.

Great job 👏 Darcy.

www.anzacappeal.com.au

Spotswood Kingsville RSL
RSL Victoria

22/03/2026

Peter Bellion
Life Saving Victoria

04/03/2026

Congratulations to Katherine Canet, recognised this morning at the LSV International Women’s Day 2026 Breakfast.

This impactful event, aligned with the global IWD theme “Balance the Scales”, also marked the launch of the LSV 2030 Strategic Plan — setting a bold direction for gender equity, inclusion and stronger community resilience across lifesaving.

Bringing together senior leaders and changemakers from emergency services, aquatic facilities and lifesaving, the breakfast was more than a celebration — it was a call to action.

The powerful panel of female leaders explored:
• Removing barriers for women and girls
• Strengthening inclusive leadership in high-pressure environments
• Creating safer, more accessible participation pathways

Leveraging the visibility of Red & Yellow Day, the event reinforced LSV’s commitment to equity, inclusion and building stronger communities toward 2030.

Here’s to balancing the scales and shaping a fairer, more resilient future.

03/03/2026

❤️💛 Red & Yellow Day at Port Melbourne Life Saving Club 💛❤️

Today we celebrate the iconic red and yellow — the colours that represent safety, service, and community on our beaches.

The red and yellow flags are more than just markers in the sand. They stand for the countless volunteer hours our members dedicate to training, patrolling, educating, and protecting our community. From our Nippers learning water safety, to our patrol members standing watch, to our IRB crews ready to respond — every role matters.

At Port Melbourne LSC, we are proud to wear the red and yellow. We are proud of our volunteers. And we are proud to serve our local community.

If you’re heading to the beach, remember to always swim between the flags and thank a lifesaver when you see one ❤️💛

01/03/2026