Strange law considering the GC broadwater has zones with 24hr and 7 day limits to anchor but you can re-set your time by moving to another zone for 24hrs, the GC broadwater being probably the busiest place in QLD and good spots are at a premium.
4 months in Moreton Bay then you have to leave? I wonder if there’s a re-set by going to the GC for 24?

Hey at one point NSW Maritime instituted a rule that you could stay on your boat for a maximum of 28 days in one location, fine I hear you say, but that one location description included all the bays and attached waterways from the mountains to the sea and was per annum. For example sydney harbour is one location, do the maths, that's 14 weekends per annum. The other fang was the limit of 90 days in NSW navigable waters all with the threat of substantial fines.
Imagine if they tried that with the grey nomads, but then there are more of them and no doubt they would scream louder and longer than us boaties.🙄

UncleBob said..
Hey at one point NSW Maritime instituted a rule that you could stay on your boat for a maximum of 28 days in one location, fine I hear you say, but that one location description included all the bays and attached waterways from the mountains to the sea and was per annum. For example sydney harbour is one location, do the maths, that's 14 weekends per annum. The other fang was the limit of 90 days in NSW navigable waters all with the threat of substantial fines.
Imagine if they tried that with the grey nomads, but then there are more of them and no doubt they would scream louder and longer than us boaties.🙄

Lets correct that.
It's 28 days in any one location for the Vessel, not you. The trouble with this one is the definition of a "Place".
I've been threatened with this and the yacht was just anchored, I was not onboard.

It's 90 days per year "Anchored" and it applies to ANY registered vessel any where in NSW. That includes your runabout, CRAZY!
There are extensive posts on this subject in previous years.