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24.01.2022 Did you know? In 2017, the NSW government decided that it would let the public name Sydneys newest ferry "What could go wrong?", you ask. "Where have I seen this before?", you ponder? ... Well, not to be outdone by our British friends, the great Australian public submitted, and subsequently voted en masse for, the name "Ferry McFerryface" To their credit, the NSW government kept their word and the ferry did actually get its famous name - for 1 brief Summer. But like all politicians, they eventually back flipped and renamed the ferry May Gibbs in early 2018. Still, Ferry McFerryface lives on in our hearts, and likely on the next online poll.

23.01.2022 Did You Know? The World is the largest privately-owned residential yacht. It has 165 residences (106 apartments, 19 studio apartments, and 40 studios), all owned by the ships residents. Average occupancy is 150200 residents and guests. It has a gross tonnage of 43,188 tons. It is 196.35 metres long, 29.8 metres wide, and has a 6.7-metre draft, 12 decks, and a maximum speed of 18.5 knots (34.3 km/h; 21.3 mph). It takes approximately 280 people to crew.

22.01.2022 Dont drink and boat. "Why?" you ask....

20.01.2022 There's a reason why keeping a good, safe distance from other vessels is important...

19.01.2022 Can confirm. If the front falls off, your boat is indeed not safe.

19.01.2022 Did you know? In 2016, the British government had a conundrum. They had built a $300+ million research vessel but were struggling to come up with a suitable name. "Why not let the public decide?" said one staffer. "Genius" said another. "Youre going to regret that" said everyone with a functioning brain. ... Despite some actual fitting names being presented, a true revolutionary suggested the name "Boaty McBoatface". The internet quickly caught wind and it became the most popular name and actually won the online poll. The British government didnt play ball and decided to name the vessel the RRS Sir David Attenborough instead. However, one of its automated submarines had the glorious honour of being named Boaty McBoatface. Boaty McBoaface is now being used to search under the Antarctic ice at depths of 6,000 metres. Who couldve seen that coming....

16.01.2022 When driving a car, there are lanes marked indicating the correct path to drive along. However, with a boat, no such references exist, so it becomes harder to know your position relative to the proximity of dangers such as sandbars and reefs. Lateral marks (red & green marks) are not always placed in pairs, so youll need to understand which side is the safest side to pass. The safe side of a lateral navigation marker is determined by your direction of travel to, or from, th...e sea: - Green to green when going upstream - Green to red when seas are ahead. Full video credit to NSW Maritime

13.01.2022 This little captain is safe - hes wearing his lifejacket!

12.01.2022 Think you know your safety equipment? Can you guess what this is?

06.01.2022 Even the experts get it wrong sometimes

03.01.2022 Did you know? The most expensive yacht in the world - 'History Supreme' - is worth roughly $4.8 Billion and is covered in 100,000kg of gold, platinum and jewels and has a statue made from genuine Tyrannosaurus Rex bones. The yacht is 30 metres long and also contains wall feature in the master bedroom that is made from *meteoric stone* - think about that for a minute. ... It was designed in the UK and took over 3 years to build. Anyone wanna go halves on one?

02.01.2022 Sydneysiders! If you are planning to view the fireworks along Sydney Harbour this New Years Eve, be aware of changed boating conditions. Owners and operators should be aware of the Exclusion Zones, speed limits, minimum wash requirements and anchoring restrictions that will apply on Sydney Harbour.... Some boating safety rules in place for for New years Eve are: 3pm2am: 6 Knots Minimum Wash 11pm-12:45am: Exclusion Zone active 12am: Midnight Fireworks (barge and bridge firings) More info available: www.nsw.gov.au//new-years-eve/boat-owners-and-commercial-c Happy boating!

02.01.2022 A lil' too much egg nog methinks!