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Royal Life Saving Society Hosts A.C.T. Water Safety Awards
The Royal Life Saving Society Australia A.C.T. hosted the A.C.T. Water Safety Awards at the Legislative Assembly in Canberra on Tuesday 25th November and uncovered some incredible local heroes who've helped save lives and educate people in the ACT over the past 12 months.
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Canberra Labor Club Saves ACT Kids Lives
The Canberra Labor Club presented $35,000 to the Royal Life Saving Society - Australia in support of the Swim and Survive Drowning Prevention Strategy, as part of the UNCLE TOBYS® Big Splash Swimathon at the Canberra International Sports and Aquatic Centre in Bruce, ACT on Saturday 31 October.
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New partnership with UNCLE TOBYS®
Given the terrible child drowning statistics this year, there is no better time for Royal Life Saving to be joined by a great Australian brand UNCLE TOBYS® to target child drowning. To view the commercial supporting the campaign, click on the link below.
UNCLE TOBYS commercial
Big News re Big Splash
Communities across Australia are locking in their UNCLE TOBYS® Big Splash Swimathon events as word spreads about the life-saving fundraising event. Some lucky groups will host visits from UNCLE TOBYS® Ambassadors Grant Hackett, Eamon Sullivan, Emily Seebohm and Cate Campbell.
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Drowning Toll Skyrockets - Royal Life Saving Report
302 Drowning Deaths in A Single Year - National Drowning Report
2009 National Drowning Report
Keep Watch Ambassadors launch CPR in a Box
Royal Life Saving ACT are now offering a new "CPR in a Box" kit that allows you to learn CPR skills at home.
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CANBERRAN KIDS TO HAVE A SAFER SUMMER
CANBERRAN kids can look forward to safer summer after almost 4000 children completed a basic water safety course run by the Royal Life Saving Society ACT.
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POOL TRAGEDY WAKEUP CALL FOR PARENTS
The tragedy that struck a St Hubert's family late last night should be a wakeup call for parents across Australia.
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