In an emergency, call TRIPLE ZERO (000)
Inland Waterways
Creeks, lakes, rivers and dams may vary in size, depth and visibility. Swimming or recreating in these environments is fun, but there are many hidden dangers that can cause serious injuries. Hazards may include water temperature, rocky areas, submerged objects, and slippery, steep banks that may or may not visible.
Children must always be supervised when in, on or around creeks, lakes, rivers and dams. You should also obey any warning or safety signs for the location.
If you are swimming in these locations, never swim alone and always tell someone where you are going.
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Our Clubs & Beaches
Explore Queensland’s world-famous beaches and visit the life saving clubs that patrol them to keep the public safe.
Remember to always swim between the red and yellow flags!
