WA
323 posts
Osama bin Kite has been employed to encourage windsurfers to stay South of Woodmans Point.
QLD
14965 posts
mark australia takes up the sport of formula sailing.
QLD
7436 posts
New starting gun for the LOC to discourage crowding around the pin end.
WA
319 posts
GPSTC rivalry was starting to get out of control.
WA
9106 posts
Cutbacks were hurting the border patrols.
WA
8894 posts
Never wash your patrol boat in warm water
WA
4642 posts
"Steal my craypots will ya? We'll soon see about that!"
WA
5921 posts
when the boys on the coast guard cutter set up the tender for a christmas photo joke it was just a joke , BUT then they all got to thinkin.............
QLD
5612 posts
...(quietly sneak up using the stealthy electric motor then....) BLAST EM !!!!!!
WA
4019 posts
Let those Japanese whale hunters try to ram this one...he he...
QLD
7436 posts
Cost cuts lead to ad hoc solutions. This emergency propulsion, er repulsion system is unfortunately unsuitable for use in crowded moorings so they don't let Elmo drive it.
QLD
5612 posts
go ahead...touch my crab pot !!! Are ya feelin lucky , punk ???
QLD
5283 posts
the japanese downsize their whaling fleet to avoid detection by seashepherd.
249 posts
Damn carp are out of control up here.......look out, I think it is comin' right for us!!
WA
9106 posts
Jessica Watson soon got her revenge on her critics
QLD
5283 posts
new measures were called upon to curtail ramp rage.
QLD
7436 posts
No one messes with the Stig.
Now lets put this puppy through her paces.
WA
142 posts
AAP/Reuters: The Australian federal environmental minister Peter Garrett today left Hobart to interdict the Japanese whaling fleet personally. Piloting a low-emission, budget-conscious "LiLo" class frigate, he said "The time has come, a fact's a fact", adding that "the whales aren't theirs, let's take 'em back".
When asked if this move signalled a change in official government policy, Garrett disagreed, saying "I've been muzzled by my colleagues long enough. How can we sleep while our beds are burning?" He went on to say "If the Japanese politicians hit us with trade sanctions, it could certainly hurt coal exports, but if I work all day for the Blue Sky mining company, while there'll be pay in my pocket tonight, the balance sheet will meanwhile be breaking up the sky. As minister for environment, I'm not about to let that happen".
When asked for comment, Captain Paul Watson of the anti-whaling Sea Shepherd organisation said "I've always known Mr Garrett had bigger balls than me, I'm glad he's finally decided to reattach them"...