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Sea-level rises in Victoria most likely to inundate Southbank, Docklands, Elwood, Lakes Entrance and Queenscliff

Southbank, Docklands, Elwood, Lakes Entrance and Queenscliff are among the Victorian suburbs and towns at the highest risk of water inundation due to climate change by 2040.

Sea-level rises in Victoria most likely to inundate Southbank, Docklands, Elwood, Lakes Entrance and Queenscliff

Southbank, Docklands, Elwood, Lakes Entrance and Queenscliff are among the Victorian suburbs and towns at the highest risk of water inundation due to climate change by 2040.

Life savers make a splash at pool event

YOUNG Mentone and Mordialloc life savers had a great showing at the Victorian Junior Pool Lifesaving Championships earlier this month.

Williamstown lifesaving club fears for future unless 'revolting' facilities are rebuilt

One of Melbourne’s largest lifesaving club’s fears it could close its doors as a multimillion-dollar redevelopment treads water.

Winter warning for swimmers and boaties

Life Saving Victoria has issued a warning to people heading out in the state’s waterways this King’s Birthday weekend. It says that Victorians are 68 per cent more likely to drown on a public holiday compared to other days of the year.

Photo gallery: Emergency Services Match

Check out all the best photos from our annual Emergency Services Match.

Hawthorn welcomes the return of its Emergency Services Match

Hawthorn will again honour the work of Victoria's emergency workers with the return of its annual Emergency Services Match this weekend.

'You really do feel responsible': the residents trying to prevent drownings on Victoria's surf beaches | Victoria

After a grim summer for drownings in the state, Mornington Peninsula residents are taking it upon themselves to keep visitors safe

Warrnambool Surf Life Saving Club teenager Mia Cook wins pair of bronze medals at Australian Surf Life Saving Championships | The Standard

"I am a proud member of Warrnambool Surf Life Saving Club and thank all my coaches."

Safety stress after lake tragedy