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St Helens Marine Rescue
Phone: 0408817359
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24.01.2022 Our colleagues in the Tamar to the rescue.
22.01.2022 Getaway under tow to St Helens courtesy of Ice Age. Good job, now the assessment
21.01.2022 A tribute to a most valued member of St Helens Marine Rescue.
20.01.2022 Timely reminder to all boaters, the deadline is a little over a month away.
18.01.2022 An early morning laugh from Marine Rescue Port Stephens.
15.01.2022 Notice to Mariners. Vessel stranded at Tidal Waters in Georges Bay. Possible hazard with the incoming tide.
14.01.2022 Thank you MAST, a sensational project for the boating community.
13.01.2022 Marine Rescue Port Stephens supporting Mariners. Outstanding volunteering.
12.01.2022 News coverage of an incredible rescue. Bravo Marine Rescue Port Stephens.
11.01.2022 Marine and Safety Tasmania _______________________ Notice No. M174-20 Title: Navigation Wreck Buoy - Georges Bay Barway... Valid From: 15/10/20 Notice Content: Mariners are advised that the wreck buoy marking the sunken vessel Anmaropa, at the entrance to Georges Bay, St Helens, in position 41o 16.2370S, 148 o 20.072E is currently off station. A further notice will be issued when the buoy is re-established in position.
10.01.2022 Mariners/boaters take note closure of St Helens Boat Ramp.
09.01.2022 Place this significant, overwhelmingly important event/date into your calendar.
08.01.2022 Has a very familiar sound at St Helens. Front of house is so essential for great outcomes.
06.01.2022 Mariners are advised there is a hazard marker at the entrance to the Binalong Bay boat ramp. Boulders were dislodged at the end of the rock wall. Boaters are advised to exercise caution when going to sea and returning.
06.01.2022 St Helens Marine Rescue reinforces a very important message to all mariners as we approach the summer' recreational season. Please contact us for the very important message, "Seek Local Knowledge".
06.01.2022 Please note this weekend.
03.01.2022 Today in the late afternoon our crew escorted a 20 m Cruiser into St Helens. Conditions were very overcast with persistent rain and thankfully no wind. We transitted the Bar with ease and traversed the Bay at around 15 knots. The vessel is now anchored close by Freycinet's mooring.
02.01.2022 Incredible display of engineering excellence from Lyndcraft.
02.01.2022 Flare Collection (Important notice to all mariners): - MAST and Worksafe Tasmania have been advised that the normal practice of pyrotechnic flare disposal through the SLST Volunteer Marine Rescue Units can no longer continue. - MAST, SLST, Worksafe, Tasmanian Police, Tasmanian Fire Service, EPA and the Australian Maritime College are currently looking at ways to address the issue. Once a safe and suitable disposal solution is agreed, a notice will be issued to the boating public. In the meantime, flares must not be disposed of in household rubbish, local landfill sites or public rubbish bins.
01.01.2022 Big day on the water yesterday to tow a vessel from The Middle Ground off Maurouard Beach to Binalong Bay. The vessel with three PoB had suffered gear failure in about 25 metres of water. The success of the operation required outstanding teamwork from our dedicated volunteers. Radio operator Tracey M maintained VHF radio communications. Onshore crew in Christine H and Ken C provided support and maneuvered the tow vehicle form St Helens to Burns Bay and then on to Binalong Bay. Georges Bay crew in JD, Darren A, Geoff B and John S who performed a copy book tow in trying conditions. After securing the vessel on a MAST mooring in Binalong Bay the rescued crew were transferred to the boat ramp and returned to St Helens. A great outcome, well done to all involved.
