Tragically, Victoria recorded 26 drowning deaths over the 2018/19 summer, only two deaths below the 1997/98 record of 28 drownings. This comes as record numbers of people flock to the Great Ocean Road, with annual visitation predicted to rise from six million to 8.6 million in the next 10 years, driven largely by Chinese visitors.
As part of a federally-funded initiative led by Life Saving Victoria (LSV) to make Victorian beaches safer, we are pleased to announce an integrated water safety initiative between G’day Friends, Life Saving Victoria (LSV) and several local governments.
Tragically, Victoria recorded 26 drowning deaths over the 2018/19 summer, only two deaths below the 1997/98 record of 28 drownings. This comes as record numbers of people flock to the Great Ocean Road, with annual visitation predicted to rise from six million to 8.6 million in the next 10 years, driven largely by Chinese visitors.
As part of a federally-funded initiative led by Life Saving Victoria (LSV) to make Victorian beaches safer, we are pleased to announce an integrated water safety initiative between G’day Friends, Life Saving Victoria (LSV) and several local governments.
