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Annual Report Text Rebuild.Indd LLOYD REDFERN, ANDREW LANCASTER, RUSSELL HODDER, KALKI MASON, COLIN MACKINLAY, KEVIN MURPHY, SERENA BALL, JAMES CLARKE, PETER CLARKE, BILL COLLINS, PAUL COMERFORD, RORY COOKSON, GEORGE COWPER, KEVIN DALBETH, CHERIE DILLON, GENENE FRASER, JAKE GEORGE, LANCE GILBERTSON, JOHN GLOVER, ANNE GOLDER, STEPHEN GOLDER, CHRIS GURR, JIM HARDY, BRYAN HERON, PATRICIA HORNE, ADAM JACKSON, DANIEL JOHNSON, ISAAC KETT, KAREN MALYON, ROSS MALYON QSM, TERRY MARSH, CHRIS MOORS, JANE MOORS, MICHELLE NEWTON, NICOLA NICOL, SCOTT PRITCHARD, TED TAYLOR, LANCE WICKENS, NAOMI YOUNG, RENEE YOUNG, BOB ALSOP, JESSIE ALSOP, SULLIVANSURF LIFEALSOP, SAVING JONELLE NEW ZEALAND FOSTER, IS AN ORGANISATION KALI KAHN, OF PEOPLE, MIKE ORDINARY LAKE, PEOPLELEE JOHNSON, WHO DO EXTRAORDINARY RICHARD THINGS. STOLWERK, AND WHILE BRADLEY THEY MAY BE NEWELL, ORDINARY ALAN TODD, NEVILLE HATELY,PEOPLE DENNIS WITH ORDINARY HENSON, JOBS, LINDSAY LAST SUMMER HILL, OVER 1800STEWART PEOPLE OWED KAHN, THEIR TAI LIVES KAHN, TO THEM. STEVE TOWNSEND, MARGARET TOWNSEND, KRYSTAL WHIU, GAIL ABEL, GRAEME AHERN, JANE AHERN,, SARAH O’CALLAGHAN, SIMON ROLLO, SOPHIE THORN, KEVIN HARRIS, LIAM HARRIS, MARGARET HARRIS, KATHYSurf KOK, Life SavingKEVIN New LANYON, Zealand is theNEIL National LANYON, Association REBECCA representing LIDDINGTON, the nine Districts MALCOLM and seventy MACDONALD, one Surf Life SavingBILL ClubsMANHIRE, in New Zealand. HAMISH MANSON, JOY MCALISTER,Nearly ROBERT 13,000 peopleMATHER, are members KIMBERLEY of our organisation. MCCONE, KIRSTEN MCNAUGHTAN, BRITTANY MAUGER, REBECCA NORRIS, LIZ PHELAN, SID RIMMER, LEANNE MCALISTER, BRAD WILSON, KURT WILSON, WALLY WILSON, TANIA BRILL, BEN CONNOR, GARY CONNOR, FRANCESCA GEBBIE, BRODIEOur KANE,purpose isHENRY to prevent SCHIMANSKI, drowning and injury ZEKE at STEVENSON,New Zealand beaches, ALISTAIR we do thisSTEWART, through leadership, PANIA WATSON,membership developmentSIAN BARBOUR, and the recognition LEA BRADLEY, LIZZIE SHAW, JOSHUAof GALLOP,being an essential TONY serviceGALLOP, to the NANCY New Zealand HONEYBONE, community. Prevention BRENDAN is aKEYS, key part LUCY of what LATTY, we do; we SAMANTHA work with the publicMCCOUBREY, to prevent people ALEXANDRA getting ROSS, TIM SJOBERG, DIANE SOWERBY, CAITLIN WORSFOLD, JOANNE ZERVOS (HON), GUY HONNOR, LAURA BEGG, JANET LEAN, HEATHER HONNOR, NICOLA BRYANT, KRIS inO’NEILL, trouble, first. KRISTEN That’s why DAY, last summerJARON our MUMBY, lifeguards ARI performed PEACH, over JESSICA 90 000 preventative WATERER, actions. GEOFFREY CRACROFT-WILSON, PETER GIBBONS, PAUL RYAN, STEVEN KENT, JOHN HOOK, GLENN ORMSBY, DEBBIE HUTCHINGS, JOHN CONSTABLE, PAT ELLISON, ROBERT HARVEY JP. QSO, MURRAY HAXTON QSM, ALLEN LEE MNZM, BARRY MCLEAN, CYRIL O’NEILL QSM, BRIAN VELVIN, MERVYN RESTALL, NICK ANDERSON, JEREMY LOCKWOOD, ALAN THOMPSON, JOHN CREIGHTON, EMILY WILLOCK, TOM DYER, BAILEY ELLIOTT, AYLA DUNLOP-BARRETT, KATE HARVEY, BEN WILLIS, ROSS DOYLE, CHRISTIAAN MAARHUIS, ANGELA LAWSON, BRAD LAWSON, LYN OLSTHOORN, DAN SHORE, JOSH SHORE, PETER SHORE, HELLEN WINDLEY, REGAN MCMURCHIE, MEG THORPE, CELIA CUTFIELD, RACHAEL ANDERSON, GLENN ANDERSON, MICHEAL KUYPERS, TREVOR CORKIN,ordinary PHILLIPPA DE LACEY, KATIE DYER, NICOLEnew LOONEY, SARAH zealanders GEMPTON, CHESTER EDWARDS, JAMES KEINZLEY, LAUREN JOHNSON, JOHN COSGROVE, JASON MORRIS, VERONIKA VAN DIJCK, STEPHANIE VAN DIJCK, MORGAN FOSTER, ANDREA HEWITT, TINA HEWITT, LYN LOVERIDGE, JOHN MCKERRAS, KEVIN SHUTE, LINDSAY TROTMAN, WAYNE URBAHN, BLAIR VAN STIPRIAAN, MARK WOOLFORD, KATIE POCOCK, MARK MUIR, BLAIR DUNN, SCOTT SHEPHERD, MATT KERR, RACHEL BEALE, CAMERON POCOCK, KEVIN MORRISON, DANNY MORRISON, HAYDENA typical CORKIN, weekend on JAMIEa New Zealand BOOTH, beach EMMA is one which CROFSKEY, has on average HEMI 400 COATES, lifeguards DYLAN providing MCNIECE, 2 500 hours ofLAURA patrols, MORAN, saving 100 SHANANlives and providing MILES, NIKKI COX, PAUL GLEDHILL,first WARREN aid treatments MCGOUGAN, to another 110.FRASER BELGRAVE, ASHLEY DEVONPORT, TE AHIMANUKA LARDELLI, CHRIS BLOCKLEY, JOHN GIBSON, ARIKI PEARSON, WAYNE FRANICH, ANTHONY JENNINGS, JOSH COLLINS, HENRY BACKHOUSE-SMITH, MATT WADE, ROBYN ALEXANDER, SUSAN JACKSON,Collectively MARIEANNE New Zealand’s POU, surf CATHY lifeguards EDMONDS, patrolled over ANNA 169 000 PALMER, hours on ourBRIAN beaches HUTTON, last summer, HUGHIE a record FERGUS, number, reflecting RACHAEL the increasingBRUCE, CARLuse SIMMONS, MARK JAMES WEATHERALL,of coastline by the ROBERTpublic, but FERGUSON,also the health JOHN of surf CAMPBELL, lifesaving as a DAVEvol unteer COWDREY, group that W.MARKcan respond JENKINSON, to the ever increasing GERARD demand CURRIE, placed upon GAVIN VANNER, TONY DEVONPORT,it by ourMARK communities. MCDOWALL, LIBBY DODS, KATE LEE, JESSE WOOD, SHANE BENNETT, GARETH BRETTELL, JOSHUA CROSBIE, TREVOR WILLIAMS, KATE FOGARTY, ROBERT (BOB) DYER, NICOLE KEINZLEY, SEAN WALLENDORF, BRETT GRANT, PAUL MEULI, TIMOTHEE BERNARD, NICK TE PUNI,As EMMA an organisation MORWOOD, we face MATTmany exciting KEMP, challenges CHRISTINE ahead howeverDEVONPORT, the core CAMERON values of service, SWEETMAN, vigilance and MICHELLE endurance will MOLESWORTH, always remain, as SIMON an BUNYAN, BRUCE CHADWICK,organisation SHERYL and as EVERITT, lifeguards onHAYDEN the beach CLAVIS, we are IN ITKATHERINE FOR LIFE. CRAIG, BRADLEY ALDRICH, JOHN HEWITT, MICHAEL BUCK, MATTHEW PICKERING, DENNIS (ROCKY) HALL, ADAM COLLESS, JAY GOODEY, BARRY CUTFIELD, SARAH BOND, BJORN BATTAERD, GREG HATA, KERRIN BURNS, ANNA BEAVIS, TRISH BALL, DANIEL GRANT, TAYLOR OWEN, ERIC LEASK, GARRY MOORE, WARREN COOGAN, MARK JOHNSTON, KATIE WATTS, NATALIE VOS, CALLUM HATTON, CRAIG KNOTT, JACOB DAVIES, JESSICA RICE, MICHAEL TAUNOA, CONNIE PRATLEY, BROOKE FITZGERALD, NATALIE RIDLER, DIANNE REID, ELLIOTT HERZOG, ANNA GREEN, CARL BARNES, LIAM O’TOOLE, MURRAY FISHER, DENISE SEED, CHRIS SWAIN, ANDREW SORENSEN, BLAIR SNEDDON, ANNA VAN DIJCK, CARL GILLGREN-HANLEY, RICHARD GALLOWAY, PETER DYNAN, MEGAN PERRY, SAMUEL COX, REBECCA FISHER, ELLYX FITZGERALD, RYAN JARVIS, JOHN JULIAN, CHRISTINE NODDER, JAMIE TORRANCE, J’KEYAH INIA, JOSHUA APERAHAMA, LEWIS VOS, LAURA JOSEPHSON, STUART KEVEN, EMILY THOMAS, WILLIAM GARRETT, HAYDEN SHAW, MICHAEL DUNN, RUSSELL COLLINS, ADAM JENKINSON, KATE EVERITT, ASHLEY CAMPBELL, FIONA SAVAGE, KAY GOODMAN, DAVID OLDHAM, JASON CHANDLER, RORY O’CONNOR, LAUREN BRACKEN, WIREMU LOVETT, TESSA DEVER, DAVID SMITH, MICHAELA PARKER, STEPHANIE PARKER, PATRONS MESSAGE dame silvia cartwright pcnzm, dbe dame silvia cartwright pcnzm, dbe One of the great pleasures of living in New Zealand is that we have easy access to our beautiful coastline and beaches. However, while these beaches are a way of life, they can also be a source of danger. Surf Life Saving New Zealand plays a crucial role in ensuring New Zealanders are able to enjoy our beaches, while keeping safe in the water. I would like to thank every one of you who helps keep New Zealanders safe at the beach. Whether you are a lifeguard, a supporter, a coach or an official, your contribution is deeply appreciated. Many of you devote an incredible amount of personal time and energy to this vital cause. It is because of your dedication that so many people are kept out of harm’s way each year. This year, you spent more time than ever before patrolling our beaches – a total of 169,811 hours. This shows that not only are more New Zealanders using our coastline, but that Surf Life Saving New Zealand is increasingly able to respond to the demand. And with more than a third of your membership in the Junior Surf category, it is clear that this organisation will only increase its contribution to New Zealand in future. I am delighted to introduce the Annual Report for Surf Life Saving New Zealand for 2006. Dame Silvia Cartwright PCNZM, DBE Governor-General of New Zealand ORDINARY NEW ZEALANDERS IN IT FOR LIFE DOING EXTRAORDINARY THINGS contents 02 + PATRON’S MESSAGE 04 + MINISTERS’ REPORTS 08 + PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE 09 + GOVERNANCE REPORT 10 + DIRECTORS 13 + CHIEF EXECUTIVE SUMMARY 18 + THE LIFESAVING REPORT 23 + STRATEGIES 28 + BP SURF RESCUE AWARDS 29 + THE AWARD WINNERS 31 + HONOURS AND AWARDS 32 + OBITUARY 33 + RESULTS - SURF SPORTS EVENTS 41 + STATISTICS 46 + FINANCIALS 54 + PEOPLE 55 + PARTNERS MINISTER’S REPORT hon. trevor mallard In this Annual Report you will read about Surf Life Saving New Zealand’s champions as well as the thousands of unsung heroes who turn up to guard our beaches. it’s the new zealand way, It’s part of our way of life While many of us are focused on having fun Behind these figures are the people, including - New Zealanders love our at the beach, we often forget that a smaller 12,786 volunteers who gave up their free time number of people on the beach are focused on during the past summer season to keep us coastline and the beach is keeping us safe. safe. These people are not in it for the money where we head in the hot – they are “in it for life”. Along with the sand and the surf are the people summer months. who saved the lives of more than 1,800 of us in From a sporting perspective the New Zealand the past year – because we underestimated the Team was placed second at the World power of the sea. Thanks to their commitment, Lifesaving Championships held in Victoria, 1,810 people, their families and their friends, Australia. Three World Champions emerged have the lifeguards of Surf Life Saving amongst the 12 strong team: Morgan Foster in New Zealand to thank for being alive. the Beach Flags and Beach Sprint; Nikki Cox in the Women’s Surf Ski; and Holly Moczydlowski The statistics
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