Durban's Sea Rescue base raised R6000 in donations from the people who watched the Queen Mary 2 enter and leave the port of Durban from their boat house. It was a real treat and certainly one of the best places ...
The Queen Mary 2 sailed into Durban harbour just before 07h00 this morning A large crowd of people, gathered on the quay side, cheered as two tugs turned on their fire jets, making a grand display in the early morning ...
In 2003 U2‘s Bono hitched a ride on our rescue boat when he was in Cape Town for the 46664 concert. This year he is back - U2 will be in Johannesburg on 13th Feb and in Cape Town 18th ...
WaterWise help Isaac van Wyk om sy maat se lewe te red.Curshwell de Flam (seun met rooi hemp) het saam met 'n paar van sy maats in 'n plaasdam, net buite Ceres geswem. 'n Heerlike uitstappie het amper ontaard in ...
Port Elizabeth’s Brede, “Spirit of Toft” is off to Durban for a complete refit with the help of Sea Rescue’s friends.Safmarine has kindly sponsored Toft’s trip from PE to Durban (It’s not the first time that Safmarine has helped transporting ...
It is a sad day for Station 17 Hermanus. One of our crew members, Thomas Taylor, has passed away. He will be greatly missed around the station as he was always there to give a helping hand. We salute you ...
Queen Mary II visits Durban on Monday 7 February 2011.Would you like to see the Queen Mary II enter and leave the port of Durban from the balcony of our Sea Rescue station?You can’t get closer. It is a unique ...
Inspired by World Cup fever, our ad agency, Ogilvy, came up with a new campaign to create a sense of “national pride” about our NSRI volunteers. Thanks to Percy Montgomery who kindly donated his time to do this for NSRI ...
NSRI CEO Ian Wienburg was about a mile off Granger Bay on-board a Princess this week, just before sunset, when a juvenile southern right whale swam up to the boat. He switched the engines off and grabbed his camera.According to ...
Richards Bay NSRI has had their farewell function for former-station commander Mark Hughes, as he is leaving their station to join Head Office in Cape Town. For the next year Mark will be commuting as his wife Bev will be ...
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