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Individual entries now open for the Lifesaving World Championships 2026
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Australia’s greatest surf carnival returns to the Gold Coast
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2026 Aon NZ Surf Life Saving Championships Recap
After four action-packed days in the ocean and on the sand, the 2026 Aon New Zealand Surf Lifesaving Championships in Ōhope have wrapped. Nearly 1,400 competitors from across Aotearoa battled it out in 25 events, with more than 130 national champions crowned. The country’s top surf lifesavers put their clubs on the map and showed the strength and spirit of lifesaving sport.