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Christmas at the beach

Keeping their eye on the beach on Christmas Day are Taitum Harney and Jordi Keogh.
By Matthew Pearce

Beach safety never takes a day off and neither do the dedicated members of the Emu Park Surf Lifesaving Club. […]

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