Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Tamarama Surf Life Saving Club
the club is a national icon and a by-word for surf life saving in Australia. The club featured as the centrepiece of a nationally televised Dulux campaign (https://www.dulux.com.au/the-surf-project/nsw/tamarama-slc here) and featured prominently in print and television advertising. It's certainly "coverage", though perhaps not "in depth". It stands to reason, though, that a club recognisable enough that only the word "Tamarama" need be flashed up on the screen for people to know they are talking about the surf club, is probably notable. My argument would be that it passes  as a historical landmark for the surf life saving movement in Australia which is, itself, a feature of international tourism campaigns, Olympics opening ceremonies and official state welcomes. It doesn't inherit notability just by being a surf club and I'm not suggesting we go creating articles for the thousands of others; this one is genuinely unique. That the ''article'' might have needed work is not a reason for deletion
— User:Stalwart111, 23:22, 24 February 2015 (UTC)
Stance: keep
Cited policy: WP:GEOFEAT (Wikipedia:Notability)