1Episodio 1
Australia's east coast has been devastated by drought and fires. While the fires continue to blaze, the smoke impacts the lifeguards' visibility, quality of air, and their ability to protect beachgoers.
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Episodio 2
As Australia’s bushfires decimate thousands of houses, and millions of animals Maxi fights on two fronts - splitting time between lifeguarding and firefighting. On the shoreline an Iranian tourist is pulled in unresponsive. Her sister translates as lifeguards try to determine if they're treating a spinal, a drowning or a head injury. Harries faces his own language barrier during a rescue when he can’t understand an Irish tourist’s thick brogue.
3Episodio 3
Christmas and New Year's means lifeguards are overwhelmed with crowds and the dangerous combination of partying and swimming. There's drunk bathers, teen overdoses, and hundreds of rescues.
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Christmas and New Year's means lifeguards are overwhelmed with crowds and the dangerous combination of partying and swimming. There's drunk bathers, teen overdoses and hundreds of reveller rescues.
5Episodio 5
When a car free falls off a ledge, tumbling upside down onto one of the Australia's busiest walking tracks, the Lifeguards venture off the sand to help keep beach goers safe.
6Episodio 6
Tragedy strikes when a husband and wife are washed off rocks by a massive wave. The Lifeguards search desperately for the couple, hoping that the rescue mission doesn't become a body retrieval.
7Episodio 7
No two days are the same at Bondi Beach, and for good reason! The lifeguards are on high alert when a group of monks go missing on the iconic shores.
8Episodio 8
Two brothers share an extraordinary tale of how they used resuscitation techniques learned by watching Bondi Rescue on someone who was struck by lightning.
9Episodio 9
The Lifeguards investigate a UFO on Bondi's iconic shores - that is, an unidentified-floating-object of course. Will it be a whale, boat, or something out of this world?
10Episodio 10
As thousands flock Bondi at the height of Coronavirus and social distancing, the State Police Minister arrives to bar people from the beach – the first time it's been done since World War 2.