Gippsland Lakes Yacht Club in Paynesville, Victoria | Boat/sailing instructor

Gippsland Lakes Yacht Club

Locality: Paynesville, Victoria

Phone: +61 3 5156 6864

Address: 60 The Esplanade 3880 Paynesville, VIC, Australia

Website: http://www.sailglyc.com

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24.01.2022 On the countdown now, with only 6 months to go until the 40th Australian Minnow Championships at Gippsland Lakes Yacht Club. Notice of Race has now been posted on the regatta page https://sailglyc.com/40th-australian-minnow-championships/

23.01.2022 Congratulations to our new committee. Commodore : Andrew Somerville Vice Commodore: Ian McDonald Rear Commodore: Jim Callahan... Sailing Captain: James Frecheville Treasurer: Tim Shepperd Secretary: Russ Peel Sailability Coordinator: Alan Pick DSC Coordinator: Brian Carroll General Committee: Colin Johanson General Committee: Julie Clark General Committee: Norbert Hrouda General Committee: Jacqui Crawford General Committee: Neil Smith General Committee: Mark Alderman Looking forward to the sailing season 2019/2020.

23.01.2022 Looking like a great weekend of sailing.

21.01.2022 So happy to share this. As the states open up we are getting ready to show them the lakes in this amazing race.

19.01.2022 Gippsland Ports has announced that Chris Waites has been appointed to the position of CEO to succeed present CEO, Nick Murray who will retire in September 2018 ...after ten years in the role. In making the announcement, Gippsland Ports Chair, Geoff Hocking said: the Board is very pleased to have recruited a person of Chris’s calibre, experience, knowledge, technical competence, passion and strong connection to the region. Chris brings to Gippsland Ports extensive experience as an engineer and executive manager in both the private sector and local Government in Victoria and Queensland with a strong background in strategic asset management, civil construction, public infrastructure and service delivery including marine infrastructure and services The Gippsland Ports CEO position attracted strong interest resulting in a large field of applicants from all over Australia. Mr Waites is currently employed as Director Operations with East Gippsland Shire Council, a position he has held since 2005 and will take up his new position in mid September. Mr Waites said I am very pleased to have been selected by the Gippsland Ports Board and am excited by the opportunity. I appreciate the significant challenges associated with giving effect to the Board’s vision to be the most effective port and waterway manager in Victoria in the eyes of our customers, community, regulators and portfolio department. I have a strong commitment to the local community. Both my wife and I were born and raised in East Gippsland, and after furthering our careers in Australia and overseas, returned to the area in 2005. The Gippsland Ports CEO position provides me the opportunity to continue my connection with the region with an organisation with diverse responsibilities and challenges. Gippsland Ports is the appointed manager of 1,400 square kilometres of local ports and waterways from Inverloch to Mallacoota, with 57 employees, managing assets comprising 800 navigation aids, 100 wharves and jetties, 900 berths and moorings, 2 commercial boatyards, 4 slipways and operates 2 dredgers, the cutter suction dredge Kalimna and the recently built Trailing Suction Hopper Dredge, Tommy Norton.

19.01.2022 The mponr race is run and won. Thank you to all entrants,volunteers and the weather gods Here is the link to the results.

18.01.2022 Kids learning the art of sailing whilst raising funds for a very worthwhile cause. If you are free come on down to the yacht club.

15.01.2022 Thank you Peter Scott, son of Bruce Scott Co designer of the Australian Sailfish. This is the GLYC Easter Regatta dated 1963. https://youtu.be/WRff1TAYXXg

09.01.2022 Tackers registrations are now open for this September School holiday program (1-5 October). Come down to GLYC for a fun week of sailing with great people! https://sailglyc.com/tackers-school-holiday-program

08.01.2022 Happy April, Easter is just around the corner. Notice of Race and Entries for the GLYC Easter regatta are now available at www.sailglyc.com. Feel free to enter early and pay on the day. Enteries can be emailed to [email protected]

06.01.2022 It’s Good Friday! We all know that means the kids go on a big adventure and sail around Raymond Island raising funds for the Royal Children’s Hospital Good Friday Appeal. This year the kids can’t sail. So some are being ingenious and riding or walking, a few for thanks to RCH for helping them during their childhood. ... Please give so that others can grow and keep their dreams alive. Thank you.