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Mid North Coast
On Dec 13, 2025

Sixty years of saving lives: Marine Rescue Woolgoolga celebrates a remarkable milestone

Marine Rescue Woolgoolga celebrated a remarkable milestone last night (12 December, 2025), marking 60 years of dedicated service to the Mid North Coast community. The festivities were held at the...
By the numbers
On Dec 8, 2025

Marine Rescue NSW volunteers return 800+ boaters to safety in November

Marine Rescue NSW volunteers across the state returned 823 people safely to shore during November, completing more than 370 search and rescue missions, including 108 emergency responses. Acting...
Hunter Central Coast
On Dec 8, 2025

Marine Rescue Port Stephens volunteers return disabled yacht to safety in overnight operation off Broughton Island

Volunteers from Marine Rescue Port Stephens responded to a late-night call for assistance after a 12–15 metre yacht lost steerage between Seal Rocks and Broughton Island while transiting from Lord...
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