Life-Saving Re-Build for Iconic Surf Club

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Portsea Surf Life Saving Club describes its location as “one of the most unforgiving environments in Australia” and the Mt Levy Beach it overlooks as “challenging”. People may recall it was from nearby Cheviot Beach that Prime Minister Harold Holt never returned after his regular morning swim in 1967…

The striking new two-storey building was completed and opened in April this year. To celebrate its opening, the clubhouse hosted a Gala event attended by local dignitaries and celebrities.

The new Portsea Surf Lifesaving Clubhouse has become a vital piece of community infrastructure and will allow members and the wider community to safely enjoy Portsea Back Beach for generations to come.

Photography: Chris McConville 

Responsible Wood
Queensland
Life-Saving Re-Build for Iconic Surf Club
Life-Saving Re-Build for Iconic Surf Club
Life-Saving Re-Build for Iconic Surf Club
Life-Saving Re-Build for Iconic Surf Club

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Responsible Wood (formerly the Australian Forestry Standard) is a leading forest certification scheme. 

Responsible Wood pioneered the development of certification standards for sustainable wood sourced from managed forests in Australia. 

As a non-profit, non-government organisation, we are dedicated to promoting sustainable forest management through independent third-party certification. Responsible Wood is the National Governing Body for PEFC in Australia

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