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In Memoriam of Sharon Torrens - 18/3/55 to 10/1/11
Sharon lost her original kidney in the early 80s & has undergone 2 major kidney transplants in the last 25 years. Her proudest moment was giving birth to her only child and son Mitchell.
Adventurous Fisherman Look No Further Than a Quintrex Explorer
The 390 Explorer is the most popular model in the range and a perfect choice for the entry level boatie, easy to handle as it weighs in at 101 kg and rated to a maximum of 30HP.
Sealegs steps in to help with Queensland flood rescue
Sirocco marine North was only too wiling to offer the services of this craft as its ability to travel seamlessly from land to the water without stopping is proving invaluable to the SES.
Yachtshare offers two new yachts at Melbourne Boat Show
Yachtshare owners retain equity in their vessels which means that they share the proceeds when their boat is sold after a three-year ownership period.
Soldiers Point Marina - Fireworks, French Champagne and Free Fishing Clinic for Marina Guests!
Soldiers Point Marina provides the perfect hub for exploring the magnificent waterways and hinterland of Port Stephens
Marine Rescue NSW Calls for All Boaties to Log On With Their Local Volunteers
The Importance of Logging On with Marine Rescue Marine Rescue files are full of cases proving the value for skippers of Logging On with the local volunteer Marine Rescue base for safety, before going out for the day and Logging Off on return. How Logging On Enhances SafetyThe Simple Log On/Log Off ProcessWhat Happens If You Forget to Log OffWhy Logging On Saves LivesMake Logging On a Habit How Logging On Enhances Safety Glenn Finniss, A/Commissioner Marine Rescue NSW, said “When a skipper Logs On with their local Marine Rescue unit, they ensure that someone responsible is keeping a radio watch on that day’s trip – whether it’s fishing offshore or just a quiet cruise to a favourite, sheltered bay.” “The great majority of Log Ons finish with a short radio call to Log Off and tell the Marine Rescue volunteers that you and your passengers are back safe. But…