Government News from Marine and Safety Tasmania Tassie’s wild brown trout season Opening 1 August 2026 The eagerly anticipated opening of... Read full article » Published on: 23rd Jul, 2026
Government Pilbara emergency services get $1.88 million boost in resources The WA Government has delivered four key assets to help fire and emergency services... Read full article » Published on: 22nd Jul, 2026
Government AFMA remove 49 tonnes of marine debris from Australia’s northern waters In March and April 2026, three abandoned foreign fishing vessels (FFVs) along with associated... Read full article » Published on: 22nd Jul, 2026
Government NSW startups secure $1 million boost to turn ideas into jobs and growth The NSW Government will give 22 NSW startups and small businesses a share of... Read full article » Published on: 20th Jul, 2026
Government News from Marine Safety South Australia School holidays are here – is your boat ready? Are you planning a day... Read full article » Published on: 17th Jul, 2026
Government Marine Incident Annual Report 2025 The Marine Incident Annual Report 2025 provides an analysis of marine incidents reported across... Read full article » Published on: 17th Jul, 2026
Government W.A’s Bardi Jawi Gaarra Marine Park zoning takes effect 19 July Following the establishment of Bardi Jawi Gaarra Marine Park and the release of the... Read full article » Published on: 15th Jul, 2026
Government The National Compliance Plan 2026-27 targets risks, lifts standards to keep seafarers safe Keeping seafarers safe is central to Australia’s maritime compliance priorities, with the National Compliance... Read full article » Published on: 14th Jul, 2026
Government Sand dredging begins at Schnapper Point as boat ramp upgrade continues To maintain safe access to the boat ramp and jetties, sand dredging will commence... Read full article » Published on: 13th Jul, 2026
Government Board appointments made for new Sunshine Coast Waterways Authority The Queensland Government has appointed the Sunshine Coast Waterways Authority’s (SCWA) inaugural Board of... Read full article » Published on: 9th Jul, 2026
Government Winter holiday boaties urged to avoid the Fatal Five as compliance gaps remain Queensland’s mild winter conditions are expected to draw thousands of families onto the state’s... Read full article » Published on: 3rd Jul, 2026
Government Bill to overhaul Victorian outdoor authority debated Legislation to merge hunting and fishing regulators into a single body has passed the... Read full article » Published on: 2nd Jul, 2026
Government Bearings set for the next generation of seafarers The Federal Government’s landmark Maritime Skills and Training Initiative (MSTI) has hit a major... Read full article » Published on: 1st Jul, 2026
Government $41 million investment into NSW’s aquaculture industry to boost jobs and production The NSW Government is investing in the state’s aquaculture industry in a major funding... Read full article » Published on: 1st Jul, 2026
Government Maritime Labour Convention Annual Report 2025 The Maritime Labour Convention 2006 (MLC) sets global standards for seafarer living and working... Read full article » Published on: 30th Jun, 2026
Government News from Marine and Safety Tasmania Winter maintenance reminder: Keep your vessel ‘trip ready’ Taking the opportunity now to inspect... Read full article » Published on: 26th Jun, 2026
Government New seawall protects Golden Beach foreshore A major upgrade to the Golden Beach seawall at Caloundra is now complete, designed... Read full article » Published on: 26th Jun, 2026
Government Digital speed signs changing boatie behaviour South Australian boaties are slowing down and waterways are becoming safer, with successful trials... Read full article » Published on: 25th Jun, 2026
Government First Bluebottle Hull christened as part of Royal Australian Navy’s Program of Record Ocius Technology has marked a milestone in the delivery of the Royal Australian Navy’s... Read full article » Published on: 24th Jun, 2026
Government Queensland Government removes more than 150 wrecks from the Mackay region The Queensland Government has removed a number of derelict vessels from the Pioneer River... Read full article » Published on: 22nd Jun, 2026