Safe and convenient access to the Shoalhaven waterways will benefit local boating communities and help support business and tourism.
“The tragic accident drives home the importance of safe boating during one of the busiest weekends on the aquatic calendar,” Mr Moore said.
“At night, there will be a zero tolerance approach with fines being issued to all skippers driving vessels that are inappropriately lit,” Mr Tripodi said.
“Global demand for the new digital beacons has put pressure on NSW and Australian supplies and there are significant backlogs of orders for some models,” Mr Tripodi said.
“The current operational building has an antiquated layout and is not conducive to modern maritime operations,” Mr Tripodi said.
“The 24 Open offers the same handling and quality, but over a single level, which is ideal for people who want a portable, easy-to-store boat,” Mr Finkelstein said.
Riviera awarded a special trophy to the Riviera team who scored the most tag-and-release points throughout the tournament. The trophy was won by the team on board The Phantom.
“During the current uncertain economic climate, we have introduced our own finance company, Haines Group Impressions, to assist customers who are looking to own a boat this summer,” Mr Haines said.
Hundreds of waterproof ‘zip-lock’ packs, provided by NSW Maritime, give boaters information on when to wear a lifejacket or pfd.