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Browsing Posts published in 2009

Crew of Anmaropa Rescued after Capsize

22 September 2009 Comments off

FOUR crew of the scallop fishing vessel Anmaropa were rescued and taken to St Helens today. The Anmaropa was loaded with scallops and overturned on the St Helens barway in heavy seas. The Anmanaropa requested an escort across the barway at 8AM this morning and our rescue vessel Break O’Day was on its way to […]

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PV Freycinet For St Helens Marine Association

18 September 2009 Comments off

Tasmanian Government Press Release David Llewellyn, Member for Lyons, today presented the St Helens Marine Rescue Association of Tasmania with the recently decommissioned Police Vessel, Freycinet. “Although the Freycinet is 29 years old, it has been meticulously maintained and will greatly enhance the St Helens Marine Rescue Association’s capabilities and ongoing operations,” Mr Llewellyn said. […]

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MAST CEO Interviewed by ABC

18 August 2009 Comments off

Marine and Safety Tasmania CEO, Colin Finch was interviewed by ABC Rural today at Blanche Beach, where dredging to remove 215,000 cubic metres of sand is almost complete. The sand is being moved from a major deposition area alongside the rock training wall to the back of the dune system in Georges Bay. Listen to […]

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Dredging at Blanche Beach Underway

9 August 2009 Comments off

Works are are currently underway to remove sand from Blanche Beach. The project follows an earlier recommendation that sand be removed from Blanche Beach to help improve the conditions on the barway by allowing sand on the offshore bar to move ashore onto the beach. Providing space on the beach for sand accumulation is also […]

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Marine Safety Tasmania Strategic Plan

9 June 2009 Comments off

Marine Safety Tasmania’s Strategic Plan for 2009/2010 makes provision for dredging work to improve access and safety across the St Helens Barway into Georges Bay: “In the 2008 State Budget the Government announced a $2.4 million dollar funding package to improve access over the Georges Bay barway at St Helens. This package follows an extensive […]

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