Cape Jaffa Anchorage is a Clean Marina

Cape Jaffa Anchorage marina was today awarded with Level 4 Clean Marina status – one of only three marinas in the nation to receive this accreditation. The accreditation was presented to Cape Jaffa Anchorage by Minister for Transport, Energy and Infrastructure – The Hon Patrick Conlon at a ceremony attended by guests and dignitaries at [...]

Berth prices drop as Moreton Bay Trailer Boat Club (QLD) expands

With marina expansion well underway at Moreton Bay Trailer Boat Club in Brisbane’s waterside suburb or Manly, the club has heavily discounted a few select marina berths. Suitable for both monohulls and multihulls, berth sizes range from 12m through to 16m, some berths have been reduced an incredible $76,360.
But you will need to get in [...]

Historical Hobart

Arriving at Hobart’s Constitution Dock after dusk, when the waterfront pubs and restaurants are hitting their peak, I gratefully shed my wet-weather gear after seven days at sea. Feeling somewhat salt-encrusted and wobbly-legged I slip into shoreside clobber and head straight for a much-anticipated visit to a Hobart icon, the Henry Jones Art Hotel. I’m [...]

Discover Melbourne’s Hidden Secrets

Meandering down a dark heavily graffitied laneway I fall behind the others. Drawn to the ugly, but somehow beautiful paintings, I pause to grudgingly admire these artworks covering the brick walls. Stumbling a little on the cobblestones underfoot to catch up, our group is waiting outside an unmarked doorway. A warm inviting rectangle of light [...]

Titanic exhibition recreates history

Amongst the large crowd gathered, baby carriages, children and families jostle for space: the well heeled and the not so affluent all mingling excitedly at the gangplank prior to boarding RMS Titanic. Soon we’ll separate, with first class passengers ascending the Grand Staircase to their spacious, light filled cabins, while others like myself travelling third [...]