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ON DECK
bringing you the latest in marine and boating news
August 2018
FROM THE PRESIDENT
MEMBERSHIP RENEWAL 2018-2019
Dear members,
Thank you for renewing your membership with Boating Western Australia for the year 2018-2019.
As the Premiere Representative Association for Recreational Boaters – BoatingWA continues to work to
improve facilities, safety and the boating experience for all boaters.
It has been a tough year with Government surprising boaters with a few initiatives – such as the Matagarrup
Bridge and the closure of the Swan River north of the Causeway. Circumstances like that just make us work
that much harder to ensure that boaters are consulted and considered.
Our dedicated and experienced team of volunteers continues with our regime of scheduled regular meetings,
with Government Departments and Authorities to improve amenities and facilities for boaters. We are also
working on the issue of spiralling costs for boaters. Our imperative is to ensure that the boating experience
remains achievable and within reach for this and future generations.
We want our families and grandchildren to be able to enjoy the West Australian Coastline just as we have
done all of our lives!
Some of the outcomes for 2018/19 were:
● Bunbury boaters safe passage to the Ocean – and return.
Lobbying, public rally, approaches to Ministers and Council and links with community leaders saw the
new Railway Bridge Walkway raised to a height of 3.6 metres rather than the planned 2.2 metres. Boaters
now have safe access to the ocean and can return home – even on a high tide. A sensational result and
a good hearing from Local Government ensured that result. BoatingWA ensured the good hearing!
This ultimately became a fantastic link of public spirit and donation to support a good outcome from their
Local Authority.
● 30% discount on fares with Rottnest Express.
● No “landing fee” to return to Rottnest if you need to go back to the mainland for an appointment or
meeting.
● Deliveries from the Rottnest Island General Store available during holiday periods.
● Discounted bus/travel costs on Rottnest - negotiated with Adams Coaches.
● Ablution facility improvements at the Longreach toilet block – Rottnest Island.
● New cardinal marks at Garden Island.
● Improved lighting on the Yellow Special Event Markers at Fremantle Fishing Boat/Success/Challenger
Harbours. New markers and synchronised lighting on the Swan River.
● New ropes on the Elizabeth Quay courtesy moorings that are half the size (32mm) and longer than the
previous ones.
PLUS:
● A further 156 lifejackets distributed to Members under the “Old4New” lifejackets Trade-in Program.
A BoatingWA initiative exclusive to BoatingWA members.
Cover photo courtesy - Ray Watson
ON DECK 2 August 2018
● Club Marine - a healthy rebate on insurance to our Members.
● Shoprite Services – Discount buying services with more than 60 retail partners.
● Qantas Club Discount.
● Monthly e-Newsletters On Deck.
This year coming:
● BoatingWA will continue to represent and protect your interests throughout Government Departments
and Authorities.
● 2017-2018 has generated an enormous amount of work to the Committee in regards to improving facilities
and amenities around Rottnest and we are engaging with the Rottnest Island Authority and the new
Executive Director to maximise the facilities and safety for boaters. Rottnest is constantly evolving and
new initiatives are being considered and planned for the Island. Being involved from the outset of the
project is our ambition, making sure that it works for public and boaters alike. Corporate initiatives more
often than not, need to have the “user factor” included and BoatingWA ensures that happens.
● The Abrolhos are about to explode as a tourism destination and BoatingWA will continue its work to
ensure affordable and safe journey for boaters.
● Safety and lifesaving equipment reviews for the nation – the results are currently being considered for
public scrutiny.
● Through the Recreational Boating Scheme, we work to ensure the best facilities all along the WA coast,
lakes and damns.
● Ocean Reef Marina
● Swan River – we monitor carefully.
The recent huge rises in the cost of pens and moorings in all Department of Transport Facilities emphasises
the ABSOLUTE NEED for boaters to be united and that they have an association or representative group to
further their cause and ensure that they are heard.
Your membership with BoatingWA is your personal involvement in that representative group.
Boating Western Australia – Your Representative Body – ensuring that the Government hears and considers
your opinion.
Yours sincerely,
Colin Lockley
PRESIDENT
Boating Western Australia (BoatingWA)
If you qualify as a ‘Full’ member of a participating yacht
club – Bunbury Yacht Club, Fremantle Sailing Club, Swan
Yacht Club - whereby your club pays your membership
fee on your behalf.
All you need to do is contact Carine on 08 9335 3296 or email secretay@boatingwa.com.au
ON DECK 3 August 2018
• Looking for a new or pre-owned boat?
Whether you are looking for a new or pre-owned boat the extensive R Marine Network will find
something for your boating requirements.
http://www.rmarinemandurah.com.au/
ON DECK 4 August 2018
FROM THE LOG
● From the Executive-Administrator
Dear members,
I am back on board and very pleased to join the BoatingWA Team again after almost a year in France.
I am now in the process of transitioning back to my secretarial role at BoatingWA and would like to thank
Nathalie Serin who did a great job of keeping things up to speed in my absence.
As we start the new membership season 2018-2019, I would like to thank all our members for their ongoing
support and contributions.
If you have not yet joined BoatingWA for the forthcoming year….it is NOT too late!
To complete and submit your application form online, please click
https://boatingwa.com.au/membership/
Any queries, please do not hesitate to contact us on 08 9335 3296 or at secretary@boatingwa.com.au
Remember that WE ARE HERE FOR YOU!
Carine Johnson
Executive Administrator
ON DECK 5 August 2018
● NEW FOR OLD LIFE JACKET EXCHANGE PROGRAM.
BoatingWA works hard to promote safety in our Boating Fraternity and one of the ways that we do this is to
promote and subsidise quality inflatable life jackets to all boaters through the “Old4New” Lifejacket Exchange
Program. Bring in your old jacket and receive new ones for a subsidised price. In conjunction with the Dept
of Transport (Marine Safety) we have been heading out to Clubs and speaking with the Members on
equipment and techniques to ensure that they return home to their families after a day out on the water!
On Friday night 27th July in conjunction with David Philpott from the Dept of Transport, Marine Safety Division
and the Rockingham Sea Search and Rescue Boating WA ran a safety night at the beautiful Mangles Bay
Fishing Club in Rockingham.
We would like to thank the lovely people of Mangles Bay Fishing Club for their warm welcome. (the pot belly
stove was amazing). The hospitality was warm and friendly. Thanks to all the hard working Committee of
Mangles Bay for allowing us to promote safer boating for all.
David Philpott came in from his holidays to give demonstrations on the correct use, care and maintenance
of life jackets. Two current in use life jackets were presented to David to inspect and were found to be faulty.
This highlights the need to regularly check and maintain your jackets. The gas air cylinders can be weighed
to check that indeed they haven’t leaked. The main point of the night was regular checks on your jackets.
You don’t keep flat batteries in your smoke detectors at home! The other very valid point was in wearing
your jackets while boating. The demonstrations clearly showed how comfortable they are to wear while
engaging in all water related activities. Discussions were held on auto inflating opposed to manual inflating
Rockingham Sea Search and Rescue gave a talk and introduced a competition whereby you enrol and every
time you log on you go into a draw for a prize. This hopefully will get more boaters logging on and off. This
is a great incentive to encourage people to use their radios without being under the pressure of being in an
emergency situation.
We also thank our hard working Board Member – Robert Andrews in organizing the night and Board Member
Kim Wilkie for his brilliant secretarial/marketing skills in taking orders for the life jackets.
The turn out was great for a cold winter’s night – but for those who may have missed out – BoatingWA is still
around and your President has indicated that he would like to strengthen relationships with BoatingWA. We
are happy to come back and catch up with those Members who could not attend on the night.
A great night was had by all – and hard fishing Members of Mangles Bay head to sea a little safer!
Lynette Lockley
For Boating Western Australia
Safety night at the Mangles Bay Fishing Club.
L-R Warren, Glen, Rahni, Madison and David (DoT)
ON DECK 6 August 2018
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your Club Marine Base Premium.
● ROTTNEST - ADAMS Annual bus pass
Rottnest Island Annual Transport Pass for WA Locals
– If you haven’t already grabbed this deal , here is
your chance!
The Island’s bus and train operator ADAMS has
released a $50 annual bus pass for unlimited use of its
popular hop-on hop-off service. This is a fantastic deal
that will benefit those who frequent the Island
regularly.
Annual Transport Pass effective 1st December 2017 –
30th November 2018
For more details and to check Rottnest New prices,
see ADAMS website. GOTO
ON DECK 7 August 2018
● The reef everyone is talking about > Northern Artificial Reef
Source: Recfishwest
Release July 30, 2018
Artificial reefs are a popular option for offshore
fishing. Photo courtesy Recfishwest.
Perth metro fishers will benefit from the new Artificial Reef announced as part of the recent round 7 of the
Recreational Fishing Initiatives Fund of funded projects.
In making sure the project provides fishers with a reef that they want and value, community consultation
with fishing clubs and other stakeholders, which aims to deliver the greatest value to the people, will be
conducted across the month of August.
The final location and design of the reef will impact on the type of fishing experiences the reef will provide.
This Artificial Reef may deliver new pelagic fishing opportunities for species such as mackerel, samsonfish
and yellowtail kingfish or it may result in more of a demersal focus where we’ll likely see many iconic species
such as Pink Snapper and Skippy.
How can I have my say?
For the month of August, community consultation will be undertaken with interested clubs to help understand
community expectations, aspirations and preferred broad reef locations. This will be done in the form of
online surveys and information nights:
For more info click: https://recfishwest.org.au/news/the-reef-everyone-is-talking-about-northern-
artificial-reef/
Source: Recfishwest
ON DECK 8 August 2018
Rottnest Express – 30% discount off Rottnest ferry tickets and all tours for BoatingWA members
The offer:
30% off all Return Ferry Fares
� 30% off Adventure Tour, Snorkelling Tour, Whale Watching and Discovery Bus Tour.
� (Offer excludes Rottnest Island Admission Fee of $18 same day, or $23 extended stay, and is not valid
with any other promotional offer)
Merely log on to your ShopRite account www.shoprite.com.au, go to Retail Partners and click
on Rottnest Express Ferry/Tours to obtain the promotional code and make bookings.
Don’t miss the boat and enjoy Rottnest Express – 30% discount off Rottnest ferry tickets and
all tours!
Rottnest Island - Could it be any better?
BoatingWA has established a regular meeting with Rottnest CEO to investigate issues and facilities.
“To make Rottnest more enjoyable for boaters”
We want your concerns to discuss and resolve with the Rottnest Island Authority
Click on the Suggestion Box
To put forward your suggestion to bring your issues to notice.
So far:
● Nine new navigation marks around the island.
● Ten new "FREE" beach moorings. (5 Thomson Bay + 5 Geordie Bay)
● Geordie Bay toilet refurbishment
● Quokka doors around toilets and much more.
● 30% discounts off Rottnest Express Ferry tickets and the same for all their Island tours.
● Removal of the “Landing Fee” for those round trips back to the mainland and return.
● Extremely good season passes and day rates from Adams Coaches.
ON DECK 9 August 2018
The ShopRite team have been working hard and negotiating to secure more benefits and special deals for members. Our most recent additional benefit is Discounted eGift Cards. Here are some of the brands below: ● Woolworths ● Red Balloon ● Coles ● Priceline ● JB HiFi ● Myer ● Retravision ● Kathmandu ● Harvey Norman ● Flight Centre ● Good Guys ● EB Games ● Ticketmaster ● Endota Spa ● Barbecues Galore ● BWS ● BCF ● Dan Murphys ● David Jones ● BigW and many more. ● Ray’s Outdoors The Shoprite team are currently in talks with many new businesses who are most eager to join their network and offer preferential discounts to members. Watch this space! ON DECK 10 August 2018
● What If You Breakdown On The Water?
Well-maintained motors are unlikely to break down, and most breakdowns consist of the motor refusing to
start rather than simply stopping.
Outboard not starting or stopping
Not everything in this list applies to every outboard motor, but it is the basis of a simple troubleshooting
routine of an outboard not starting or if the motor stops.
● Does tank have fuel?
● Is air vent clear?
● Is fuel line unkinked and connected?
● Is the fuel bulb hard? If not, squeeze continually.
● Does choke close fully?
● Check the carburettor air intake.
● Is the motor cranking fast enough? Check battery connections.
● Wait five minutes and try again.
● Battery flat? Start with rope around flywheel.
● Broken starter cord? Start with rope around flywheel.
● Change spark plugs.
● Change fuses.
● Ensure kill switch is attached.
If you are unable to restart the motor, you should:
● Drop anchor to hold your position (if possible).
● Call Sea Rescue for assistance.
● If you are drifting into danger and/or come to require emergency assistance, you should make a
Pan Pan or Mayday call over the radio.
Click: https://www.transport.wa.gov.au/imarine/maintaining-your-boat.asp
ON DECK 11 August 2018● SOUNDER NIGHT - TUESDAY 14 AUGUST 2018 6pm – 7:30pm
COME MEET THE AUTHOR
Special Guest John Adams talks about his book
Location:
Water Sports Association (Burswood on Swan) Members Area Rear
Camfield Drive Burswood WA
Bookings are essential as seats are limited.
Contact Lynleigh – Boating Industry Association – at lynleigh@biawa.asn.au
GENERAL NEWS
● Conservation order protects 1917 shipwreck near Yanchep
Release date: 31st July 2018
● Wreck of the Alex T Brown now protected by a conservation order
● Penalties of up to $1 million and two years' imprisonment for any demolition, damage or alteration of
remains
Heritage Minister David Templeman has issued an ongoing conservation order over the wreck of the Alex T
Brown, shipwrecked near Yanchep, north of Perth.
Click: https://www.mediastatements.wa.gov.au/Pages/McGowan/2018/07/Conservation-order-protects-
1917-shipwreck-near-Yanchep.aspx
ON DECK 12 August 2018● Snapper season opens for Shark Bay Eastern Gulf
Release date: 31st July 2018
Recreational fishers will be keen to return to Shark Bay’s Eastern Gulf when
it reopens to pink snapper fishing on 1 August, following the annual closed
season for the popular species in the gulf.
Pink snapper stocks in Shark Bay’s inner gulfs have been managed under a
long term recovery plan since the 1990s and the management measures and
support from recreational fishers is showing results, with stock monitoring
confirming strong signs of recovery within the local pink snapper population.
Click: http://www.fish.wa.gov.au/About-Us/News/Pages/Snapper-season-
opens-for-Shark-Bay-Eastern-Gulf.aspx
● Coastal projects share in $1.6 million in grants funding
Release date: 18th July 2018
● 45 coastal planning and management projects share in 2018-19 grants
● Coastal projects from Broome to Esperance to benefit from extra funding
Over $1.6 million in shared grants funding has been awarded to 45 projects across Western Australia's coastal
regions to support coastal management work and improved coastal amenities.
Click: https://www.mediastatements.wa.gov.au/Pages/McGowan/2018/07/Coastal-projects-share-in-$1-
6-million-in-grants-funding.aspx
ON DECK 13 August 2018● Safety warning to paddlers and other ROPE
river users Premium commercial marine grade fully UV
treated ropes and cordages . . . quality does
Release date: 13th July 2018
make the difference;
In advance of the Avon Descent and other white-water Ask for trusted ‘Manho’ and ‘Supra’ label
events in July and August all river users are being products by name!
advised to take extra care when on the water.
SILVER . . . HI-MAN . . . MANLINE . . .
Department of Transport (DoT) A/Director Waterways POLYDACRON
Safety Management Mark Briant said regular river users DC Cray and Crab POT ROPES
were encouraged to check if an event or training days Available from . . .
were scheduled for the waterway they plan to use and
when on the water to take extra precautions particularly
Hillarys Boat & Tackle
when operating close to blind bends and within narrow Hillarys
channels. Taylor Marine
Click: Henderson
https://www.transport.wa.gov.au/aboutus/33464_4
Yacht Grot
1612.asp Fremantle
Birkett Agencies (WA)
● New focus on boating safety at Christmas Bayswater
and Cocos (Keeling) islands Imported Distributed and available from:
Release date: 11th July 2018 Birkett Agencies (WA)
14 Mooney Street Bayswater WA 6053
The introduction of formal speed restrictions, no
Tel: (08) 9370 2440 Email: jb@iinet.net.au
boating areas and dedicated zones for aquatic activities
38 years of quality & service
at key locations across Christmas and Cocos (Keeling)
islands will improve safety for all water users.
Click: https://www.transport.wa.gov.au/aboutus/33464_41577.asp
● Community spirit helps build reef modules for new fishing mecca
Release date: 2ⁿd July 2018
The construction was overseen by WA artificial reef specialists, Subcon.
The modules are currently stacked at the Bandy Creek slipway awaiting
planned deployment in August and September this year.
Work has begun on the new Esperance artificial reef with volunteers from
the Esperance Fishing Club helping to pour concrete for the 128 modules
that will make up the structure.
The network of reef modules, in varying shapes and sizes, will create more
than 11,400 square metres of fish habitat stretching over an undersea area
Once established, the Esperance
equivalent to five Olympic-sized swimming pools. Artificial Reef will provide new habitat
Click: http://www.fish.wa.gov.au/About-Us/News/Pages/Community- for a range of fish species and offer a
safe and accessible area for local fishing.
spirit-helps-build-reef-modules-for-new-fishing-mecca.aspx
ON DECK 14 August 2018ON DECK 15 August 2018
Swan and Canning Riverparks The Perth Water Precinct is transforming with major projects underway that concern the future planning for the Swan River and its foreshore between the Narrows and Windan Bridge. Be part of conversation! Have your say https://element.mysocialpinpoint.com/perthwater#/sidebar/tab/about ON DECK 16 August 2018
● Perth artificial wave park on Swan River a step
closer after Supreme Court win
Proponents of a controversial artificial wave park proposed for
Perth's iconic Swan River have claimed a victory in the Supreme
Court after a bid by a community group to derail the $30 million
project was thrown out.
Release date: 18th July 2018
THE PROPOSED WAVE PARK WILL SIT ON THE EDGE OF
Click: http://www.abc.net.au/news/2018-07-18/perth-artificial- PERTH'S SWAN RIVER IN TOMPKINS PARK. (SUPPLIED:
wave-park-clears-supreme-court-hurdle/10007416 URBNSURF)
● Miriad of colours to represent the Swan Riverbed
The artwork, a collaboration between Artist Eveline Kotai and Matthews and Scavalli Architects, is a rich seam
of colour based upon the concept of river, submerged and winding.
Garden and Rottnest Island Marine News
Rottnest upcoming events
● Annual Fees and Charges
Annual fees and charges have been amended, with the changes coming into effect from July 1, 2018.
To learn more, please visit the Rottnest Island Authority website http://ria.wa.gov.au/about-us/Fees-and-
charges
● Data Matching Checks – Mooring Site Licensee
As part of the RIA’s ongoing data matching with other government data bases it was identified that a small
number of Mooring Site Licensees has passed away during the boating season or are not on the West Australia
Electoral Roll and the RIA had not been advised. The identified deceased estates were notified and immediate
cancellation of the site license.
Licensee are advised that under RIA Regulations a mooring site license cease at the time the Licensee dies
and is not assignable and shall not pass by will or on intestacy or vest by operation of law in any person.
ON DECK 17 August 2018● Work on Main Jetty
The RIA has been undertaking upgrades to the Main Jetty. This include new LED lighting along the jetty to
assist with passenger movement in all weather conditions, and repairs to the sea bed along the jetty berthing
face. The work on the seabed involves filling the scour holes created by the ferries when they berth. This
project involves the depositing 700t of spalling in Berth 2 and 3 to prevent the under mining of the sheet
piling wall.
Due to adverse weather conditions in June the scour holes repairs have been delayed until after the school
holiday. The work will take about two days and during this time the section of water between the Fuel and
Ferry Jetties will be closed to all vessels. The RIA will publish the exact dates closer to the event.
● Stark Jetty
Users of the Stark Jetty in little Thomson Bay will notice that
the old wooden decking has been replaced with Fibre
Reinforces Plastic (FRP) decking mesh. Two bollard style solar
light have also been fitted to assist uses with accessing the
steps at the beginning and the ladder on the seaward end.
● Renewal Application Time – Closing Dates for Seasonal Stickers
Your current seasonal stickers are due for renewal prior to the end August. Renewal documents will be posted
out to all current applicants at the end of July offering you the opportunity to renew for the following season.
Please help us speed up the renewal process by making sure you have signed the documents and returned
them with all the required attachments (current boat registration and insurance). Unfortunately if they are
not correct and complete they will be returned to you as incomplete applications can not be processed.
As the Marine Administration team begins the 2018/19 renewal process we ask that current applicants wishing
to renew for the upcoming season return their completed documents before the following dates:
Annuals Admissions: 31 August 2018
Authorised Users: 31 August 2018
Mooring Licensees: 30 September 2018
New application forms for new authorised user and annual admission applicants will be available on our
website in mid-August prior to the start of the 2018/19 season on 1 September.
● Navigation Hazard – Point Clune
Mariners are advised that the port floating navigation marker off Point Clune has been damaged in recent
storms. This navigation marker assist with entrance into Geordie Bay. The Department of Transport have
installed a temporary marker pending a permanent repair
● Recycled plastics help drive Rottnest Island’s sustainability
Release date: 27th July 2018
● Twenty-seven recycled plastic benches installed across Rottnest Island
● Recycled materials represent nearly 430,000 plastic bags diverted from landfill
Rottnest Island has stepped up its sustainability focus by using recycled plastic products as part of its major
walk trail project.
Click: https://www.mediastatements.wa.gov.au/Pages/McGowan/2018/07/Recycled-plastics-help-drive-
Rottnest-Islands-sustainability.aspx
ON DECK 18 August 2018● Boating on Rottnest Island
More info: Click Here
● Rottnest Marine News
More info: Click Here
● Garden Island Fishing & Aquatic Association (Inc.) GIFAA
Click: http//:www.gifaa.com.au
Mindarie Marina News
Click: http://www.themarinamindarie.com/
SKUTTLEBUTT
● TEMPORARY NOTICES TO MARINERS LINK
Please note that all Temporary Notices to Mariners (TNTMs) issued by the Department of Transport (DoT)
can be viewed BY REGION on the following link on the DoT Marine website : Click Here
Before undertaking any boating activities, mariners are advised to check appropriate TNTMs, chart corrections
and current weather information.
● TIDE PREDICTIONS LINKS
For general tidal predictions around WA: Click Here
For 2018 Fremantle tidal predictions:
Click Here to Download
● Carnegie Wave Energy 2014 Annual Report Released: Click Here
● FSC DIVERS GROUP
This is a page to showcase the comings, goings and doings of the Dive Section at Fremantle Sailing Club.
More info: Click Here
● Boating Communities Newsletter
Stay up to date with the latest news relating to recreational boating in Western Australia through the
Department of Transport’s Boating Communities Newsletter. Click Here
● THE JOKE YARD
Funny Boat Name !!!
ON DECK 19 August 2018Requirements for application for
Hull Identification Number (HIN) validation.
• You will require personal photographic identific ation. A motor vehicle drivers
license with a photo is suff icient.
• You will require evidence of ownership of the vessel, proper documentation
from your supplier showing your name and address and purchase details. Or
you may provide a copy of the vessels W.A . registration which shows your
ownership details. “Hand writ ten notes on a sheet of paper and the like are not
acceptable.”
• I will require a copy of the proper ownership documentation, if this is not
available then you will be required to provide me with a statutory declaration
describing the purchase.
• A statutory declaration form is available by my hand or downloaded from
www.transport.wa.gov.au/imarine. click on BOAT REGISTRATIONS you will find
the statutory declaration form and other relevant forms for downloading. Note the web
site may change from time to time. I am able to witness your signature.
• I will require the details of the engine i.e. Brand name, horse power and serial
number.
• I am required to meet the owner of the boat at the boat in order to complete
the application for the HIN and to issue a certif icate which is necessary for
accompaniment with your application for registration or your transfer document
in the case that you are selling the vessel. The seller is to arrange for the HIN
application, the certif icate is handed to the purchaser who will then arrange for
the ownership transfer at Transport WA Marine.
• If the owner is not available to meet me then I can meet the owners representative
at the boat, however I would need in addition to all the above a sighting of the
representatives photographic ID together with a letter of authorit y from the owner
to allow the representative to act on the owners behalf.
• The cost of my service is $90 providing the boat is in close proximity, if I need
to travel beyond this then the cost may rise. Payment is required at the time of
service, I do not have credit card facility and cash or electronic transfer is
preferred rather than a cheque.
• Should a Manufacturers HIN (MIC) not be acceptable to Transport WA Marine
then I would be required to fit TWA HIN plates this will provide you with a
cor rect issue HIN.
If you require any further information don’t hesitate to call.
Brian Cain
110 Railway Street
Cottesloe 6011 0417 918 512
Western Australia brijac@bigpond.net.au
ON DECK 20 August 2018Other useful links
Club Marine – http://www.clubmarine.com.au/
ShopRite – http://www.shoprite.com.au/
River Guardians – http://www.riverguardians.com/
Fremantle Sailing Club News – http://www.fsc.com.au/home/latest-news-information/
Swan Yacht Club News – http://www.swanyachtclub.com.au/news/
Bunbury Yacht Club News – http://www.bunburyyachtclub.com.au/club-news/
Perth Game Fishing Club News – http://www.pgfc.com.au/news
recfishwest.org.au
Contact Us
Boating WA
PO Box 692
SOUTH FREMANTLE, WA 6162
P/F 08 9335 3296
www.boatingwa.com.au
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