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    <title>SEVENSTAR YACHT TRANSPORT LOAD AND DISCHARGE FIRST YACHTS IN AUSTRALIA IN 2012</title>
    <description>For 2012 - Sevenstar Yacht Transport has already had its first two sailings for the year bound for Australia calling into both Newcastle and Brisbane bringing a mix of both used and new vessels for local owners and boat brokers. &amp;quot;It&amp;rsquo;s an interesting time to be working within the marine transport industry&amp;quot; says managing director of Sevenstar Yacht Transport Australia - Mr. Dean Sharples &amp;quot;We're seeing interest in both imports and exports of yachts with plenty of people taking advantage with the strength of the Australian Dollar.&amp;quot; 
Just one and a half hours north from Sydney lies Newcastle City. Newcastle is the largest city within the Hunter Region of NSW and lies at the mouth of the mighty Hunter River. A City that is famous for its heavy industry as well as being one of the major coal export regions within Australia is now adjusting with the increasing culmination of yachts arriving on its doorstep. With the growing interest in yachts, Newcastle has become the gateway to endless possibilities for the yachting community. The region is becoming the embarkation point for those looking to cruise Australia&amp;rsquo;s shores or for those looking to ship their yacht overseas. This includes those eager to experience new cruising grounds abroad.
The ongoing arrival of Sevenstar Yacht Transport's vessels, carrying dozens of yachts to and from the USA and Europe has seen this interest grow. Yachts, both power and sail, converge on the seaside city, bringing in work for the local marine industry. The managers at the Newcastle Yacht Club are kept busy with new customers and returning clients alike; all looking for somewhere to berth or engage one of the many local marine services in maintaining their pride and joy.&amp;nbsp; 
Sevenstar is currently planning for the next shipment of yachts for the end of February, loading in the USA and a March loading in the Mediterranean. As well as these sailings, the upcoming export loading of yachts from Australia across to New Zealand and back to the USA and Europe is closing in fast. The first of these shipments for the year will see a range of yachts loaded in Newcastle; local Australian builders taking advantage of selling on the international market; charter yachts looking for new opportunities of work in other regions and those looking for a new holiday experiences aboard on their own privately owned vessel. &amp;quot;The strength of the Australian dollar against the Euro and US Dollar is making holidaying on your own yacht in either the Caribbean or Mediterranean much more appealing.&amp;quot; says Dean. &amp;quot;And with the broad range of sailings that Sevenstar offers worldwide, now is a great time to see the world.&amp;quot;
Sevenstar Yacht Transport is the world's leading provider of yacht transportation services on a lift-on-lift-off basis. A global network of destinations ranging from the familiar to the exotic, and its own fleet of around 125 independent carriers have propelled Sevenstar to the peak of its sector in just more than 25 years. Innovation, flexibility and competitive pricing have been the key to Sevenstar&amp;rsquo;s success. The companies' customized approach and unique package of services is only set to increase as nobody else offers such a comprehensive service. 
For those that may have interest in finding out more on the Sevenstar sailings and services, please do not hesitate to visit our website at www.sevenstar.nl or contact our Australian office on: PH: 02 9693 2100 or email: info@sevenstar-australia.com</description>
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    <dc:creator>Luke Moulton &lt;luke@go4.com.au&gt;</dc:creator>
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    <title>GME NAMES NEW AFRICAN MASTER DISTRIBUTOR</title>
    <description>GME, Australia&amp;rsquo;s premier marine electronics and two-way radio manufacturer has announced the appointment of Integrated Logistics Systems Pty Ltd (ILS), as their authorised sales, service and technical support centre for GME marine and two-way radio products for Sub-Saharan Africa.
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Integrated Logistics Systems will assume responsibility for the GME range from March 1 2012, taking over from GDA who relinquished the distribution rights after being acquired by Garmin International in mid 2011. 
After initial discussions between the companies during October 2011, the agreement was finalised after a recent meeting in Johannesburg. 
GME&amp;rsquo;s Sean Griffin commented &amp;ldquo;We are delighted with this latest arrangement; we enjoyed considerable success in the African market through our long standing relationship with GDA. Having an organisation like ILS join our network of global sales and service centres will ensure GME products will continue to be expertly marketed and supported in the region.&amp;rdquo; 
Centrally located in Spartan, adjacent to Johannesburg&amp;rsquo;s O.R. Tambo international airport; Integrated Logistics Systems is a newly formed company under the managing directorship of well known communications industry professional Steve Tredoux. 
Steve Tredoux noted, &amp;ldquo;Whilst our organisation is newly formed, ILS has recruited a strong team with extensive experience in the marine and two-way radio businesses. We have implemented a highly efficient warehousing and distribution strategy based on our many years of providing specialist services to the African telecommunications industry.&amp;rdquo; 
Griffin added &amp;ldquo;Both Steve and I would also like to acknowledge the outstanding support provided by the management and staff of Garmin Africa during the transition period. GME customers can rest assured that the exceptional level of service in Africa will continue.&amp;rdquo;
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Headquartered in Sydney, and first established by E.C. (Ted) Dunn in 1959, GME remains a privately owned Australian company. Today GME with distributors in more than 40 countries around the world is a leader in the design and production of marine and two-way radio products for the commercial and recreational markets, including the award winning Accusat&amp;trade; beacon range, the GR Series of marine entertainment and a broad range of innovative commercial radio products. 
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    <dc:creator>Luke Moulton &lt;luke@go4.com.au&gt;</dc:creator>
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    <title>BIASA SUPPORTS CLUB MARINE SA BOAT &amp; FISHING SHOW, CLUB MARINE SA BOAT &amp; FISHING AND 4WD AND ADVENTURE SHOW 5-7 OCTOBER 2012</title>
    <description>The Club Marine SA Boat &amp;amp; Fishing Show, now in its third year, has received the endorsement of the BIASA as a &amp;ldquo;complementary industry event&amp;rdquo;.

Show Director Ian Digby said he is extremely pleased to be associated with the BIASA, saying it is important for the Show to be given such recognition.

&amp;ldquo;The BIASA has been working with the Club Marine SA Boat &amp;amp; Fishing Show since last year, and we are looking forward to a long partnership,&amp;rdquo; Ian said.

&amp;ldquo;It is important for both parties to have this strong connection, and we are looking forward to working together for the good of the industry. The Show is used as an
avenue to promote boating and fishing in the community, and is a valuable marketing and selling tool for the industry.&amp;rdquo;

&amp;ldquo;Having the support and endorsement of the BIASA helps assure the Show&amp;rsquo;s longevity and gives it a great boost for further growth and development. We had an increase of visitors in 2011 &amp;ndash; with 13,000 people attending across the weekend, a 22% increase on numbers from 2010; which is significant in that it shows we are presenting an event that the people want,&amp;rdquo; Ian said.

The BIASA has been the peak industry body in South Australia for Recreational and Light Commercial Boating for over 50 years, and its essential objective is to maintain/improve the sustainability of the Recreational and Light Commercial Boating Industry SA. The BIASA has been responsible for presenting the Adelaide Boat Show annually since 1961.Glen Jones, General Manager of the BIASA said he was looking forward to a long working relationship with the Club Marine SA Boat &amp;amp; Fishing Show.

&amp;ldquo;BIASA promotes holiday and recreational boating and related marine activities as safe, environmentally sound and responsible past-times for all members of the
community,&amp;rdquo; Glen said.

&amp;ldquo;We welcome the new connection with the SA Club Marine Boat &amp;amp; Fishing Show event which will assist the pursuit of the BIASA&amp;rsquo;s central objective, to get more people into boats and into the boating lifestyle&amp;rdquo;.

The 2012 SA Club Marine Boat &amp;amp; Fishing Show will be run on 5-7 October at the Adelaide Showground, and again will be presented in conjunction with the Adelaide
4WD and Adventure Show. The &amp;ldquo;Two Shows in One&amp;rdquo; concept was launched in 2010 and the success of the Show so far has stemmed from the fact that it covered such diversity. Visitors are getting a first-class Boat and Fishing Show that brings together boats, boating accessories, trailers, electronics, fishing tackle, water skis and wakeboards, diving gear, jet skis and more; plus an exciting 4WD and Adventure Show featuring new release vehicles, 4WD accessories, caravans and camper trailers, camping accessories and more.

The Show is held in October each year, ideal timing for visitors who are gearing up for the upcoming spring/summer fishing and boating season. Ian said the 2012 Show will incorporate some of Adelaide&amp;rsquo;s biggest and best exhibitors and a variety of entertainment; plus more exhibition space and a revised layout to allow the different areas of the Show to be more defined. The 2012 Show prospectus will be available soon, and interested exhibitors can contact Ian Digby on (08) 8379 4785 or email ian@adelaidemotorshow.com.au for more info. More Show information can be found at www.saboatshow.com.au</description>
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    <dc:creator>Luke Moulton &lt;luke@go4.com.au&gt;</dc:creator>
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    <title>WESTERN SYDNEY TINNIE AND TACKLE EXPO JOINS SYDNEY 4WD AND ADVENTURE SHOW SYDNEY DRAGWAY, EASTERN CREEK, 12-14 OCTOBER 2012</title>
    <description>The 2012 Western Sydney Tinnie &amp;amp; Tackle Expo will now be come part of the Sydney 4WD and Adventure Show, giving visitors two Shows in one.
The Western Sydney Tinnie &amp;amp; Tackle Expo was launched in 2011 and offered a range of fishing and boating exhibits and entertainment. This year, organiser Alex Dunlop has decided to follow the lead of other major Shows across Australia and combine the Expo with the already successful Sydney 4WD and Adventure Show.
&amp;ldquo;The Tinnie and Tackle Expo was held at Panthers Exhibition last year was very successful, but for it to grow it needed to consider the locality, facilities and also what shows are on offeraround the same time of year. The question was could it survive with all the current shows on offer,&amp;rdquo; Alex said.
&amp;ldquo;We are excited to be following the lead of other successful Shows across Australia such asthe Brisbane Tinnie and Tackle Show, and the SA Boat &amp;amp; Fishing Show &amp;ndash; each of which ispresented in conjunction with a 4WD Expo.&amp;rdquo;

&amp;ldquo;The inclusion of boats, trailers and fishing tackle into the 4x4 show helps create a &amp;ldquo;supershow&amp;rdquo; that caters to all aspects of outdoor activities - and was the exact charter for the original Tinnie and Tackle Expo,&amp;rdquo; he said.
The Sydney 4WD and Adventure Show is now in its third year. Presented by the 4WD NSW &amp;amp; ACT, the Show is designed as a one-stop event for outdoor enthusiasts to find all the products, information, advice and entertainment they need to get equipped for their next offroad adventure.
The Eastern Creek site is a magnificent site and is close to all major roads, easy to get to and has the potential to grow much bigger in years to come. An ideal location easily accessible and with convenient onsite parking, the Sydney Dragway boasts a permanent 4WD track that is a major focus of the show. The track is designed to give show visitors the most authentic 4WD experience available at an event.
Guest speakers and presenters, live fishing demonstrations at the Supertank, and all the latest gear on display makes this event one not to be missed! The Sydney 4WD and Adventure Show and Tinnie and Tackle Expo will be held on 12-14 October 2012, and will be a huge event with entertainment and activities for the whole family.
The prospectus for the Show will be released shortly. For further information, contact Alex Dunlop on 0417 477 891 or check the website www.4wdshow.com.au or www.tinnietackleexpo.com.au</description>
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