Getting out on the water proved an ideal way for many boaters to break loose from their COVID-19 social isolation.
April and May were busy months for MRNSW volunteers, who performed 300 rescues, including 122 in response to life endangering emergencies.
The busiest unit was Marine Rescue Lake Macquarie which launched 45 rescue missions in April and May, followed by Marine Rescue Port Stephens (21), Marine Rescue Hawkesbury (20), and Marine Rescue Central Coast & Marine Rescue Botany Port Hacking (14).
A record 7,687 people were returned to shore after being assisted by Marine Rescue NSW volunteers during the 2024/25 boating season, which commenced on 1 October last year and concluded on ANZAC Day...
A volunteer crew from Marine Rescue Lemon Tree Passage spent almost seven hours on the water yesterday during a marathon mission to assist two stranded boaters on Boolambayte Lake. Image: Tracking of...
