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25.01.2022 Get in before the easter holidays, running a course at Jimboomba on Thursday 13th April. Start time 8am finish around 2.30pm. Venue is at 595 Camp Cable Road Logan Village. If anyone would like to book in give me a call on 0403 655 655 or email at [email protected] Hope you all have a great and safe Easter on the water and for those driving have a safe trip.

25.01.2022 I often asked about life jackets, please watch this short video from MSQ and I hope it will help you. if you have any question please send me a message. cheers and safe boating. rusty

24.01.2022 Another warm night out west forecast today Saturday 7th December 43 degrees 0120hrs 32 degrees windows down and doors opened and they tomorrow is gunna be warmer gotta love summer.

24.01.2022 https://www.facebook.com/TMRQld/videos/1857078207668387/ This is a great resource if you use inflatable level 100 jackets.

24.01.2022 Hay fellas thinking of getting a truck for HR licensing. What do ya think i wood appreciate any comments. It willl have road ranger box probably 15 or 18 gears. Cheers Rusty

22.01.2022 gday my fellow boaters as you are all aware (well I hope ya all are) that recreational boat is band on Qld waters until further notices. All face to face & practical testing cancelled until further notices (between 3-6 months) so we are told. The good news is while you are in isolation why not do your theory course online and when are given the all clear to restart our courses all you have to do is the practical test and paperwork. Our online courses are FREE of charge to d...o with a group of short videos followed by multi choose questions at the end of each section. Our website is www.boatlicensing.com.au go to Rusty and click and follow the prompts. To make this process more enjoyable why not take a few rums, beer or wine with cheese and crackers and think you are fishing in Morton Bay, South Stradbroke or the goldie. I will be looking forward to see ya all in the near further on our fantastic waterways. Stay safe and with a lot of luck we should be able to return to a normal life sooner rather then later, (well as normal as possible). cheers rusty See more

22.01.2022 I was out at St George this weekend and the Balonne River was up about 3metres since I was there in January. Although a tad chilly, the waterways were beautiful and the weather did it justice. Also in January, Broadwater was okay, the Chinchilla Weir was really sad and Lake Neverfill... what can I say, it was living up to its name. Would love to hear from the Dalby, Chinchilla and Roma locals as to how their waterways are holding up.

22.01.2022 Please find attached the DTMR fees from 1 July 2018. The RMDL or PWCL application fee will be $110.40. The full list of fees is available at https://www.qld.gov.au/tran/licensing/driver-licensing/fees

22.01.2022 on to way to Goondiwindi tomorrow to run boat and jetski courses cant wait cya ya on Saturday Morning 18th February at 7.30am at Gateway To Training 15-17 Russell Street.

21.01.2022 Gday all Its Rustys long suffering wife here. Rusty is going through a bit of a rough patch at the moment and hes questioning his ability to provide good courses. I know Im biased and Rusty is far from perfect and has bad days like the rest of us but he does pour his heart and soul into his courses as he wants each and everyone of you to be safe on the water. Anyway, it doesnt matter what I tell him because Im his wife and like most men, he ignores me. So, I need your help. Could you please remind him that he does a great job and share something that youve taken away from the course thats helped you with your boating. Maybe hell listen to you fellas.

20.01.2022 Hay fellas I will be running boat and JetSki courses at Goondiwindi on Saturday 22nd September and Sunday 23rd September at St George. It be great to cya there. The cost are: Boat course $230. JetSki course $220, (must have a boat licence to get ya JetSki licence this is a Queensland Transport requirement). Boat and JetSki course $330. Safe boating and ya have a great day. ... Cheers Rusty See more

17.01.2022 Thursday got a wet ass that be right stop raining after we finished todays practical.

17.01.2022 Next Saturday, Ill be at Chinchilla. Looking forward to it. Hope the weather is fine and the weir is full.

17.01.2022 Like to thank those who done the boat and jetski licensing course at Chinchilla on Sunday 12th February also Kevin at Chinchilla Palms Motor Inn for the great venue, meals and accomadation. Saddly i wont be able to run any other courses out that way due to lack of water in the weir and at Archers Crossing. Hope for rain. cheers rusty

16.01.2022 Me little grandson is getting bigger

15.01.2022 Need a boat license for the second week of the school holidays? My next courses are: 11/4: Jimboomba, Queensland, 15/4: Moogerah Dam & 18/4: Jimboomba.

15.01.2022 Me little granddaughter ant happy being woken up so funny

14.01.2022 looking forward to Sunday 19th February i will be at St George running boat and jetski courses, start time 7.30am the venue is at, well you will have to call the lovely girls at Gateway To Training to find out, there number is 46712258. cheers :)

12.01.2022 MSQ issues Scariff Boat recall 16 January 2019 Customers to be contacted over Australian Builders Plate irregularities. Maritime Safety Queensland (MSQ) has asked Queensland boat importer, Scariff Boats, to contact more than 40 customers whose boats may be fitted with incorrect Australian Builders Plates (ABPs). The irregularities were discovered during an inspection of plates by MSQ officials at a boat show last year.... Maritime Safety Queensland acting general manager, Captain Glenn Hale, said the inspected boats had incorrect or missing information about the number of passengers they could safely carry. They found the Australian Builders Plates, which are required by law to be attached to vessels, in some cases allowed for more than twice the normal maximum loading weight for boats of that size, he said. This could easily give owners the wrong impression they were able to carry considerably more people on board than was safely allowed with potentially disastrous consequences. Maritime Safety Queensland has entered into a formal undertaking with Scarrif Boats requiring them to make every effort to contact the boat owners and let them know their builders plates are incorrect and must be changed. This is an extremely serious oversight and Maritime Safety Queensland has made it clear to the company failure to correct this issue could lead to legal action. They will also require Scariff Boats to implement a quality assurance system to ensure all current and future imported boats offered for sale comply with the ABP requirements. Anyone owning a Scariff boat should get in touch with the company to arrange a review of their boat and its ABP. Maritime Safety Queensland is also undertaking a wider review of vessel manufacturers and sellers to ensure no similar breaches are occurring in the industry, said Captain Hale. The action against Scariff Boats comes in the wake of an inspection of ABPs carried out during the Brisbane Boat Show last year and an increased focus on ABP compliance from maritime safety authorities around the country. In Victoria, Maritime Safety Victoria (MSV) has announced it is also carrying out an inspection program of ABP compliance including looking at the methods of calculating the correct loading and engine capacities. The program will continue until May 2019. Where there is reason to believe that requirements are not being met, manufacturers may be asked to provide copies of calculations and test reports which support the listed values, said Martin Jaggs, manager, maritime technical services. Non-compliance with the ABP requirements may result in regulatory action, including the use of improvement and prohibition notices. MSQ said anybody with concerns about a Scariff boat should contact the company at [email protected] or call 0410 651 000 or 07 3556 3480 See more

11.01.2022 Just Incase you forget......

10.01.2022 Look out Dalby, here I come. See you on Saturday. Please turn on the heat - Ive had enough of cold weather.

08.01.2022 Hay fellas i will be running a course this Sunday 23rd July at Chinchilla if ya interested give us a call 0403655655

08.01.2022 Dear Stakeholder Please be aware that all lakes and dams are temporarily closed due to the recent significant rainfall, and resulting inflows. The closure is in the interest of public safety. Water Quality testing will be undertaken as soon as it is safe to do so and we will re-open the dams and lakes as soon as practicable. ... Please play it safe and follow the direction of staff and signage on site. Recreation Team 117 Brisbane Street, Ipswich, QLD, 4305 | PO Box 16146, City East, QLD 4002 p (07) 3817 5053 | m 0438 337 060 | f (07) 3229 7926 e [email protected] | w www.seqwater.com.au Please consider the environment before printing this email. It can take up to 13 litres of water to make one sheet of A4 paper.

08.01.2022 Changers to boating rules from 2016. Boat with engines 4 hp and greater must be registered. Waterski observers now must be 13 years or older. Capacity labels are no longer a legal requirement to have on your boats. Capacity labels and smart ride labels are no longer a legal requirement to have on your jetskis.

07.01.2022 just a quick post I will be running boat and jetski courses at Goondiwindi Saturday 21st September and St George Sunday 22nd September 2019 get in early as spots are booking out. Call Gateway To Training on 07-46715272 or 07-46712258. safe boating. rusty :)

06.01.2022 Boat licensing course next Saturday 20th June at Jimboomba and then Im out to the wonderful Lake Dyer on Sunday.

06.01.2022 Looks like we are going to have a great summer this year and Christmas is just around the corner. Remember 0.05 alcohol limit, wear life jacket, check the weather, check all of ya safety gear and most off all have a safe time on the water.

05.01.2022 Check out this short video from MSQ.

05.01.2022 On my way out west again Goondiwindi Saturday and lovely St George on Sunday. I surpose i will have to stop at Nindigully pub again for a few beers, its hard but someone has to do

05.01.2022 Gday everyone i am getting ready for another trip out west so i will throw the dates up: Goondiwindi 23rd September 2017. St George 24th September 2017. Dalby 30th September 2017. Chinchilla 1st October 2017.... If anyone would like to come along or have any questions please give me a call, text, email or message. We are now offering our theory courses online and yes these are free of any charges to complete and can be done in the comfort of your home at your pace. Face to face courses start at 8am and finish around 2pm. The online theory courses, once you have completed them and pass 100% the next step is that you meet me down at the waterway, weir or dam to do the practical test and complete the paperwork, this normally takes around 1.5 hours You will have to do the questions again this is a requirement from Queensland Transport to verify that you completed the online course and not one of ya mates. The web address for the online courses is, www.boatlicensing.com.au go to rusty southwest queensland click online courses and knock ya sock off. My email is [email protected] my phone No. 0403 655 655. Ya al have a great day and safe boating. Cheers Rusty. See more

05.01.2022 Just got back from Westmar. It was a wonderful course with great country people. Thanks for having me.

04.01.2022 Lake Somerset is temporarily closed for swimming and skiing due to a water quality issue. Boating and offshore activities are permitted. Please follow the instructions of signage and staff in the area.

03.01.2022 Our grandson Bailey is now at Melbourne university for a week exploring the sciences to see what direction he wants to go in what an experience we are proud of him. We are so proud to be on this journey with him and watching him grow into a young man.

02.01.2022 i am running a courses this Sunday 9th April 2017 out at Moogerah Dam. The theory will be held up at the dam Wall and once that ths been compleated we then go down the dam to finish off the practical test Start time 8am and we finish around 2.30pm. As you are all aware the Logan River is off limits and will be for a few more weeks yet. To all those who have been affected by the past lot of advents (flooding) our thoughts are with you all as you endeavour to get your life back on track.

01.01.2022 Global Positioning System Rollover week06 April 2019Marine notice 1/2019 This marine notice advises Global Positioning System (GPS) users of potential issues that may occur with older GPS receiver time and positional accuracy as a result of the scheduled GPS week counter roll over on 06 April 2019. NAVAREA X 012/19 has been issued to inform shipping of potential issues. Background The GPS system transmits time to GPS receivers using a format of time and weeks from a start... date of 06 January 1980. GPS Rollover week occurs when the data field in the navigational message sent by GPS satellites reaches the maximum limit of 1023 weeks and rolls over to week zero. This last occurred in August 1999. Some older GPS receivers are unable to make the transition from week 1023 back to week zero. If your GPS receiver is outdated or has not had a software update, it may revert to reading the week zero as August 1999. When this happens, the internal clocks of these GPS receivers will experience a lack of absolute reference and may give incorrect time or position information, or may lock up permanently. Some GPS receivers may experience issues and disruptions prior to or after the rollover date. Some GPS receivers are repairable with upgrades, but others may become unusable. Newer receivers that are fully compliant with GPS ICD-200 should not encounter any issues. Considerations You should check with your GPS manufacturer regarding the status of your receiver. If you have any doubt as to whether your receiver is compliant you should contact the manufacturer or supplier. AMSA advises that GPS users should navigate with caution, having due regard for the potential errors that may occur with GPS receivers. Further information AMSA Maritime Safety Information AMSA media release See more