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Year: 2011

Dredging at Pelican Point

By admin Posted on 17 March 2011 Posted in St Helens Barway Tagged with dredging, mast, pelican point

After a two week delay, dredging at Pelican Point will now commence on Friday 18th March. Full information is available on the MAST website, and the NOTICE TO MARINERS relating to the dredging transiting procedures can be downloaded from the …

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Busy Start to the Year

By admin Posted on 16 February 2011 Posted in Activities Tagged with Activities, Australian Wooden Boat Festival

St Helens Marine Rescue has had a very busy start to the year. From the 1 January 2011 to 5 Februar 2011 our rescue boats attended 34 vessels. Activities ranged from towing grounded yachts, assisting those with mechanical breakdowns and …

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Dredging at Pelican Point to Resume

By admin Posted on 15 February 2011 Posted in Activities, St Helens Barway Tagged with barway, dredging, Georges Bay Barway

Marine and Safety Tasmania (MAST) are preparing to resume dredging at Pelican Point again. Hopefully this dredging will last some time giving greater access to the port for larger vessels. The barway channel is moving although not causing any concern. …

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Flooding in St Helens Area

By admin Posted on 15 January 2011 Posted in Activities Tagged with aurora energy, binnalong bay, flood

On 12 and 13 January 2011 St Helens received 148 mm of rain, followed by flash flooding in the town and closure of all roads into the town. St Helens Marine Rescue assisted the community by providing crews to assist …

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Statistics for 2010

By admin Posted on 11 January 2011 Posted in Activities Tagged with statistics

In 2010 the St Helens Marine Rescue Association assisted 78 vessels, carrying a total of 197 persons. The activities included: Aiding vessels in distress, including support to the Tasmanian Police (9) Assisting vessels with mechanical problems or in poor weather, providing …

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