Lifesaving Support Officers Cory Harvey and Samantha Larson train at Ngarunui Beach in Raglan. Photo / Mike ScottLifesaving Support Officers Cory Harvey and Samantha Larson train at Ngarunui Beach in Raglan. Photo / Mike ScottChanging weather is changing beaches. Big storms last year reshaped Raglan beach, for example, so in the small west coast beach accounted for 14% of all surf lifesaving rescues last summer. Lifeguards – who this weekend return to New Zealand beaches with their red and yellow flags –
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