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Collapse Issue 436 - 15 Jan 2018Issue 436 - 15 Jan 2018
Collapse  RAIL CHAOS RAIL CHAOS
Factors combined for rail chaos
Commuters describe four-hour journeys
'Train' trip took three hours from Central
MacDonald apologises for train disruptions
Trackwork to be completed this week
Collapse  NEWS NEWS
Molly celebrates 105th birthday
Australia Day activities on Woy Woy waterfront
Visit by NSW Maritime fails to result in fines
Ocean Beach area is dangerous, says Mehrtens
Tesch calls for Woy Woy wharf upgrade
Councillor questions need for study before action
Plans for sand study supported by community group
Rawson Rd was only crossing with two fatalities
Six tonnes of sand to be sculpted
Accident proves need for train guards - Tesch
Encourage development in Woy Woy, says Chamber
MP supports Umina youth festival
New electronic waste contractor engaged at the tip
Permanent dredging solution is supported - Tesch
Chamber opposes lower submission threshold
Rotary club pays for three Ugandan classrooms
Mary Mac's receives Rotary donations
Little 'trickle down' despite tourism success - Chamber
Council to appoint interim general manager
Surf club holds first seaside market
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A ray of hope on the horizon
Sand creates hazard on footpaths
Any system is better than this unwieldy, exclusive one
Council could never be accused of acting in haste
Bank inquiry is good news
Open letter sent to Central Coast Council
Collapse  HEALTH HEALTH
Program to reduce risk of falling
Lymphoedema common on the Peninsula
Project success for retirement village and graduate
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Arts and crafts centre announces upgrades
Little Theatre performs satirical comedy Australia Day
Canadian duo first up at folk club
Blues Angels at Hardy's Bay

Visit by NSW Maritime fails to result in fines

A visit to Ettalong by a senior NSW Maritime executive and five boating safety officers to deter unsafe jetski behaviour has failed to result in any penalities being issued.

NSW Maritime executive director Mr Angus Mitchell and five other officers patrolled Brisbane Water over the weekend of January 6 and 7.

Mr Mitchell said the RMS was there to monitor the conditions and acted according to water-goers' behaviour over the weekend.

Over the weekend, officers also "engaged" with water users about the responsible use of personal watercrafts and expected behaviour on NSW waterways.

The officers did issue multiple verbal warnings to jet ski operators and other personal water craft users for minor speed infractions, but not issue any penalties.





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