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Callum Hawkins, Doug Hawkins, Allison Roberts, and Helen Deas of Coogee Surf Lifesaving Australia with team leader Olin Patterson of International Surf Lifesaving Association (in blue ISLA shirt) helped boost the swimming confidence of Tera-itirere-ki-Avaiki and Raetea Rongo at Kiikii Motel last weekend. 16101710
Lifesavers from Huntington Beach Marine Safety in the US, Coogee Surf Lifesaving Australia, Royal Lifesaving Australia, and City of Vancouver, have arrived in Rarotonga as volunteers with NGO group International Surf Lifesaving Association (ISLA) to train Rarotonga residents in lifesaving skills.
Lifesavers from Huntington Beach Marine Safety in the US, Coogee Surf Lifesaving Australia, Royal Lifesaving Australia, and City of Vancouver, have arrived in Rarotonga as volunteers with NGO group International Surf Lifesaving Association (ISLA) to train Rarotonga residents in lifesaving skills.
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