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Expired Marine Flare Collection Program
Transport for NSW Maritime is delivering the Expired Marine Flare Collection Program at keyboating locations across New South Wales. The program provides an opportunity for boaters tosafely dispose of expired marine flares.Important: Collection dates, times and locations are subject to change without notice due tooperational or safety considerations. Click on…
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The official 2026/27 NSW boating season has launched
Coinciding with the October long weekend, maritime authorities including NSW Maritime and Marine Rescue NSW have kicked off safety campaigns like Operation Prepare to Launch. Because engine failures, battery issues, and running out of fuel account for nearly 60% of all emergency water responses in the state, authorities are heavily pushing for skippers to…
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New RWC LM11 – Donated by IMB Bank
Marine Rescue Lake Macquarie are thankful for the support we receive from businesses in our area. The latest is IMB Bank which through a grant enabled us to purchase a new Rescue Water Craft which we received recently. The grant covered the full cost of the RWC. It has been…
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Marine Rescue Lake Macquarie crew plucks angler from waters after kayak overturns
Volunteers from Marine Rescue Lake Macquarie have retrieved a kayak angler stranded in waters off Pulbah Island after his craft overturned and became semi-submerged late yesterday afternoon (Wednesday, 3 December). Marine Rescue NSW Inspector Jane Shirriff said a crew from Marine Rescue Lake Macquarie was tasked just after 4:30 pm. “Rescue…
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Marine Rescue NSW awards Life Membership to Margaret Teal
Three outstanding volunteers were today (Saturday 22 November, 2025) awarded Marine Rescue NSW Life Membership at the organisation’s Annual General Meeting in Cronulla, recognising their exceptional commitment, leadership and service. The awarding of Marine Rescue NSW Life Membership is among the highest honours, reserved for individuals whose contribution has shaped…
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Cutting-edge vessel enhances Marine Rescue NSW response on Lake Macquarie and Hunter Coast
Lake Macquarie volunteers at the State’s busiest Marine Rescue NSW unit have already safely returned 672 people to shore and completed 297 search and rescue missions in a busy first half of the year. The number of people returned safely is consistent with the 681 rescued during the same period…
