An announcement from Nic Street local Liberal member for Franklin “Tasmanian Liberals – Delivering Our Commitment To Our Volunteer Marine Rescue Units” With about 5,000 kilometres of coastline, keeping Tasmanians and visitors safe on the water is a big job. The role that each Volunteer Marine Rescue unit plays around the state is valued by …
Dear All Members, Please see below information below of our upcoming annual general meeting of the members of Volunteer Marine Rescue – Kingborough Inc. The details of the meeting are as follows: Date: Friday, November 3rd 2023 Time: 6:00 PM – 7:30 PM Place: The Royal Yacht Club of Tasmania, Marieville Esplanade, Sandy Bay TAS …
On Sunday, October 1st, Our volunteers joined forces with our local emergency services, including Tasmania Police, Surf Life Saving Tasmania, Sea Rescue Tasmania, Ambulance Tasmania, and our local Surf Clubs for a joint southern Search and Rescue (SAR) exercise. This exercise took place near Iron Pot & South Arm under typical but real-world conditions. Our …
We are excited to announce that Harcourts Kingborough has generously donated $3,000 to Volunteer Marine Rescue Kingborough through the Harcourts Foundation. This support has allowed us to purchase a new winch for our rescue vessel, Kingborough Rescue 1, greatly improving safety and efficiency during operations. Covering 560 kilometres of coastline, our volunteers play a critical …
Dear All Members, Please see below information below of our upcoming annual general meeting of the members of Volunteer Marine Rescue – Kingborough Inc. The details of the meeting are as follows: Date: Friday, October 28th 2022 Time: 6:00 PM – 7:30 PM Place: The Royal Yacht Club of Tasmania, Marieville Esplanade, Sandy Bay TAS …
Dear All Members, Please see below information below of our upcoming annual general meeting of the members of Volunteer Marine Rescue – Kingborough Inc. Due COVID-19 and number restrictions at our venue I ask that you RSVP if you are attending. If you are unable to attend in person but can join online please let …
Latest Information visit MAST: Flares – Marine and Safety Tasmania (mast.tas.gov.au) Flares should be stored where they are accessible and remain dry. The storage area should be clearly marked; Read the instructions on distress flares carefully to ensure familiarity with the method of operation. Different brands of signals have different methods of ignition; Ensure passengers …
On Thursday 10th June 2021 we were proud to officially launch our rescue vessel “Kingborough Rescue 1” into service. The replacement vessel, ‘Kingborough Rescue 1 (KR1)’, was funded by a grant from the Tasmanian Community Fund. We are one of two Surf Life Saving Tasmania Volunteer Marine Rescue units located in the south of the …
UPDATE: Thankyou to everyone who inquired about the sale of Bendigo 1, Bendigo 1 has now been sold. Sale by Expressions of Interest – Ex Volunteer Rescue Vessel “Bendigo 1” has been managed and maintained by Volunteers since 2006. Vessel has had regular maintenance intervals including engine servicing, slipping, antifouling, prop guard and insurance inspections. …
Although COVID-19 has placed some challenges on our organisation, getting our new vessel ready for summer has started to continue after we took a small break to ensure our volunteers where kept safe during these uncertain times. Installation of our Raymarine electronic equipment from Bendigo 1 continues which includes Chart Plotter’s, FLIR (Infrared Night Vision …