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Wynnum Manly Yacht Club Marina

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The most protected marina in Manly Harbour Welcome to the Manly Marina – proudly operated by the Wynnum Manly Yacht Club Marina Ltd: The most protected marina in Manly Harbour with ample parking within easy walking distance to boats and full slipway services with experienced Slipmaster. Our berths are available for rent and managed by the Marina Company. Marina berths are owned by individual club

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Partly cloudy

Today 26 Aug Brisbane

Mostly sunny. Patchy fog early this morning. The chance of a thunderstorm in the west during this afternoon and evening. Light winds becoming northerly 15 to 20 km/h in the early afternoon then becoming light in the evening.

Tue 27 Aug Brisbane

Partly cloudy. The chance of a thunderstorm in the west in the afternoon. Light winds.

Wed 28 Aug Brisbane

The chance of morning fog. Sunny day. Winds north to northwesterly and light becoming northerly 15 to 25 km/h during the day then becoming north to northwesterly and light during the evening.

Thu 29 Aug Brisbane

Sunny. Winds west to northwesterly 15 to 20 km/h turning north to northeasterly during the afternoon then becoming light during the evening.

Fri 30 Aug Brisbane

Sunny. Light winds becoming north to northwesterly 15 to 20 km/h during the day.

Sat 31 Aug Brisbane

Sunny. Light winds becoming north to northwesterly 15 to 25 km/h during the day.

Sun 1 Sep Brisbane

Sunny. Light winds becoming north to northeasterly 15 to 25 km/h during the day.

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Welcome to the Manly Marina – proudly operated by the Wynnum Manly Yacht Club Marina Ltd: The most protected marina in Manly Harbour with ample parking within easy walking distance to boats and full slipway services with experienced Slipmaster.

Our berths are available for rent and managed by the Marina Company. Marina berths are owned by individual club members. Berth owners automatically become shareholders of Wynnum Manly Yacht Club Marina LTD.

Berth owners pay no Government lease extension fees and retain ownership after lease extensions. Existing leases have been extended to 2053.

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Welcome to the marina

Our marina is quite unique and we are proud to say that we currently offer: – 280 wet berths to suit boats from 8 metres to 19 metres in length. – 40 dry berths to suit boats up to 9 metres in length on trailers. – Ample car parking within easy walking distance to boats. – 240 volt power and fresh water. – 40 dinghy storage racks with dinghy ramp and retrieval system. – A boat ramp. – A pump out facility. – Secure lockup facilities with night patrols. – No annoying walkway gates. – Walkway trolleys provided at every walkway. – Walking distance to shops and other venues. The marina is for use by club members only. Short term casual memberships are available.

Marina Berths rental rates

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• Rental Conditions
• Monohull Berths
• Multihull Berths
• Hardstands & Dinghy

All prices are effective from 1st of July 2023

• There are no refunds on Daily, Weekly, or Monthly Tenancy Agreements.
• For 3 Monthly and 6 Monthly Berth Tenancy Agreements, an amount of one month rent is non-refundable (calculated at the month rate) if the tenant vacates the berth more than one month prior to the agreement expiry date. If the tenant vacates within one month of the agreement expiry date, no refund shall apply.
• All hardstand trailers must be well maintained.
• All vessels shall have current insurance cover in accordance with marina requirements.

Slipway Services

As our marina has been built by the club members for the club members, we are fortunate to be able to offer: – Generous discounts to club members and berth owners – Self-help opportunities: Owners can carry out boat work if they wish. – Four boat trolley system for boats up to 19 metres in length. – Full washdown facility. – Lockable storage facilities for tools and equipment. – All planks, trestles and ladders provided free. – Dustless sanding and other equipment available for hire. – Covered eating area with BBQ, drink machine, free tea and coffee facilities. – Professional boat repairers and chandlery nearby.

All our services can be accessed by club members (Short term casual memberships available for non-members).

Meet the Team

For all enquiries, please feel free to contact our friendly team, always supported by our marina Board Members

Phil Llewellyn

Neil Gardner

Finance Officer

Sonja McFadden

Accounts Officer

General Hand / Assistant Slipmaster

Board Members

John cave “thomas richmond”.

Chairman & Treasurer

John Tunney “Wontalla”

Administration

Graeme Sharp “Time Out”

Dave richards “desperate measures”.

Slipway & Water Areas

John Anderson “Kookaburra”

George mcdonald “malagari”, sharon boyle “the muse”.

Club Appointee

Christine Mah “Bazinga”

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At Manly Boat Harbour

• (07) 3396 4639
• 542 Royal Esplanade , Manly, QLD
• PO Box 5112 Manly, QLD, 4179

Monday to Friday 9am – 4pm or by appointment. For after hours Marina Emergency Assistance call 0409 636 783

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Manly Yacht Club is the perfect waterfront venue for your wedding, party or corporate event. Situated on the eastern shore of Manly Cove in a beautiful, character filled heritage listed building, this is the ultimate venue for a special celebration. Manly Yacht Club offers a stunning vista of Sydney Harbour from our generous sheltered balcony. Our venue is a blank canvas limited only by your imagination.

This unique venue gives you the flexibility to use any caterer, cater yourself or use one of the caterers we recommend who regularly service functions at our club. This means you are in complete control of your food and budget.

We also give you the advantage of arranging your own beverages, entertainment and decoration. Buy your own drinks (alcoholic and non alcoholic) and have them delivered to stock the bar. We do not charge a corkage fee. Again this means you are not limited to an expensive beverage package and you can choose your drinks on offer and your spend. Alternatively have your guests BYO or book a total bar service.

Suited to both seated and cocktail style functions, the hall can seat up to 100 guests. Our covered balcony with breathtaking views can seat up to 60 guests. Alternatively the venue can hold 170 for a cocktail style function utilizing the whole venue. We have tables and chairs for 100 people available at no additional charge.

Bookings are typically for the whole day and evening allowing your event to commence at a convenient time. Guests must leave by 11:30pm.

Our club can facilitate a wide range of functions, from casual BBQ or luncheon to a cocktail party, formal dinner or wedding banquet. Manly Yacht Club is a unique corporate venue also suitable for meetings, conferences, product launches, promotions or business entertaining (see our Corporate Functions page).

Manly Yacht Club is a friendly, family orientated not-for-profit sailing club. All money from venue hire goes towards upgrading the club, maintenance and sailing activities for kids and Sailability.

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Live updates: Seven dead in 56m superyacht Bayesian sinking tragedy

Seven people have died in the Bayesian sinking disaster. These include the six missing people who were inside the yacht when it sank, as well as a seventh person who was located shortly after the disaster. The seventh person is understood to be the yacht's chef, Recaldo Thomas. The other six are:

• British tech entrepreneur Mike Lynch, once dubbed 'Britain's Bill Gates'
• Lynch's 18-year-old daughter, Hannah
• Morgan Stanley's chairman, Jonathan Bloomer
• Judy Bloomer, wife of Morgan Stanley chairman
• Chris Morvillo, a lawyer working for London-based law firm Clifford Chance
• Neda Morvillo, an American jewellery designer and Chris' wife

It is understood that the yacht was being used to celebrate Lynch's recent victory in a 13-year £8 billion fraud acquittal.

No one remembers the mast snapping before 56m superyacht Bayesian sunk, says crew

No one recalls seeing the mast snap on board the 56-metre Perini Navi sailing yacht Bayesian which sank off the Italian island of Sicily on 19 August. The eyewitness account of a crewmember on board the vessel, which was obtained by BOAT International , said that the boat was struck by a freak weather event which led to the yacht heeling at around 20 degrees to starboard. As crewmembers were securing items, the heeling angle began to increase rapidly until the yacht started taking on water and sank rapidly.

The crewmembers who were up on deck were able to evacuate the yacht with minor injuries. The yacht is understood to have sunk in just twelve minutes, and it is believed that a "major ingress" of water from the top down would have caused the sinking, according to a captain who wishes to remain anonymous. This is based on the fact that no breaches have been reported in the yacht's hull, and the fact that the yacht should have been able to remain afloat with two flooded compartments.

"Very difficult to understand what could have overwhelmed a vessel of that size" says captain of sistership

The captain of the sistership to the sunken 56-metre Perini Navi sailing yacht Bayesian has said it is "very difficult to understand what could have overwhelmed a vessel of that size" and called the 56-metre Perini Navi series "bulletproof".

David Hutchinson, captain of Rosehearty , said he had taken the yacht around the world multiple times and he had "total faith in the boat".  "We've been to Antarctica and Chile, and we've had her in 70 knots of wind," he says, and the vessel had never put them in a situation that felt unmanageable.

However, Hutchinson noted there were differences between Bayesian and Rosehearty ; notably, Bayesian's  74-metre mast, which would have been heavier and added increased windage. The yacht's layout was also different, with guest accommodation on Bayesian located further forward.

Live updates

• During a news conference on Saturday morning (24 August), prosecutors confirmed they are in the early stages of investigating a "crime hypothesis" of culpable shipwreck and manslaughter. Authorities also said the yacht likely sunk because of a downburst (powerful wind that descends from a thunderstorm), rather than a waterspout.
• A search and rescue for six missing people has concluded. The final missing person is understood to be Hannah Lynch. 
• According to Reuters, six bodies have now been found in the sunken yacht. These include Mike Lynch, a British technology entrepreneur who co-founded Autonomy Corporation and founded Invoke Capital, although Italian authorities have not confirmed this.  
• One person was found immediately after the yacht sunk, and this is understood to be the yacht's chef. 
• Lynch’s wife, Angela Bacares, and a one-year-old are among the fifteen people rescued along with Bayesian' s captain, James Cutfield.
• Another sailing vessel in the area, the 42-metre Sir Robert Baden Powell ,  stepped in to offer assistance in the initial rescue.
• Divers have been able to reach Bayesian' s sunken hull, which lies at 45 metres of depth about half a mile from the coast. The yacht had the largest aluminium masts of any sailing yacht on the water.
• Eyewitnesses in the area reported "hurricane" conditions off the coast but local weather websites did not indicate any severe squall, which suggests that the weather event was not forecast.
• At around 5am local time on 19 August, Bayesian was hit by bad weather and sunk.  The sailing yacht was anchored or idle at the time of the incident.

Built in Italy by renowned builder Perini Navi and delivered in 2008, the yacht's naval architecture was developed by Ron Holland Design while the interior design is by Rémi Tessier . She was formerly known as Salute and was last refitted in 2016. She was listed for sale earlier this year, according to BOATPro . The yacht had accommodation for nine guests and 12 crew.

BOAT International will update the story as it develops.

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Oivinn Brudevoll CSF Kristiansand, Agder, NOR Swan 66 20m 1.1160 (Asy)     4. Vincenzo Addessi Yacht Club Gaeta Itri, Lazio, ITA Mylius 60 18.35m 1.1600 (Asy)     5. 282 Alberto Portugal V&V Marina Mexico, MEX Oceanis 62 62 0.9870 (Asy)     6. Liz Wardley St. Martin Putney, London, UK Farr 58 58 1.0350 (Both)     7. Shahid Hamid SNST Bucks, Bucks, UK Jeanneau 57 57 0.9550 (Asy)     8. Peter Anthony Antigua Falmouth, St. Pauls, ANT Farr 65 18 1.0830 (Asy)     9. Philip Rann n/a Grantham, Lincolnshire, GBR Swan 80 24.88 1.2470 (Asy)     10. Jean Paul Laval Sbyc Saint Martin, FRA Bordeaux 60 18.38 1.0050 (Asy)               1. Oriol Cornudella Club Nautic El Balis Sant Vicenc de Montalt, Barcelona, ESP Comet 45 S 45 0.9530 (Both)     2. Don Terwilliger SInt Maarten Yacht Club Simpson Bay, SXM Beneteau First 47.7 48 0.9690 (Spin)     3. Gareth Glover RORC Cowes, IOW, UK Beneteau First 47.7 47.7 0.9510 (Spin)     4. 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Ken Docherty Portsmouth Sailing Club Portsmouth, UK First 40.7 11.96m 0.9270 (Both)     7. Mike Axford Hamble Sunderland, Tyne and Wear, UK Beneteau First 40 40 0.9310 (Spin)     8. Sam Talbot RBVIYC/LHYC Centerport, NY, USA J 111 36.5 0.9620 (Asy)     9. Rob Butler Collingwood Yacht Club Collingwood, Ont, CAN Reflex 38 38 0.9370 (Asy)     10. Peter Lewis Barbados Yacht Club Lodge Hill, St. James, BAR J 121 40 0.9760 (Asy)               1. Bertrand Charneau St. Barth Yacht Club St, Jean, St Barthelemy, FRA Sensei 30 29'10 0.8440 (Asy)     2. Oliver Repenning Riverside YC Riverside, CT, USA XP33 32'10 0.8850 (Asy)     3. Raphael Magras SBYC St-Barthelemy, FRA X-Yachts 34 34 0.8510 (Spin)     4. Tristan Marmousez CN Le Marin Sainte Luce, Martinique, FRA J 109 35 0.8900 (Asy)     5. Jordan Mindich LHYC Huntington, NY, USA J 105 34.5 0.8800 (Asy)     6. Raymond Magras / Patrick Bernier St Barth Yatch Club Saint-Barthélemy, FRA Dufour 34 10,27 0.8370 (Spin 2)               1. 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Robbert Verboon Scheveningen Alphen, Zh, Ned Fountaine Pajot Saona 47 13.96 0.8049 (Spi/Scr)     3. 209 Robert von der Veken Willemstad, CUR Nautitech 40 Open 40 0.7860 (Jib)     4. 200 VPM (Musikhin) EIS Finance VPM Courbevoie, FRA Lagoon 380 11.55 0.7310 (Jib)     5. Georges Coutu Puerto Bahia Samana Ocean World, Puerto Plata, DOM Catamaran Leopard 50 50 0.8235 (Jib)     6. 206 Iskander Rakhimov Orpington Kent, GBR Leopard 45 45 0.8010 (Jib)     7. 207 Vladimir Kulinichenko Wesley Chapel, FL, USA Leopard 45 45 0.8010 (Jib)     8. Petro Jonker SMYC Phillipsburg, SXM Leopard 47 47 0.8360 (Spin)     9. Ian Martin szm Cole Bay, SXM Leopard 45 44 10 0.8420 (Spin)     10. 214 Val Gurvits Newton, MA, USA Leopard 40 40 0.7605 (Jib)     11. 208 Andrei Arbuzov Rossia Moscow, Moskva, RUS Lagoon 42 42’ 0.7740 (Jib)                   1. Hank Schmitt St. Maarten Halesite, NY, USA Swan 48 48 0.9570     2. 232 Viktor Fetisov JC Fortuna Saint Ptersburg, RUS Delphia 47 14,48 0.8790     3. Robbie Ferron SMYC Sint Maarten, AHO Nonsuch 33 33 0.8370     4. Marcel B. Smit WSV Almere-Haven Almere Haven, Flevoland, NED Hallberg-Rassy 312 Mk I 9,40 0.6920     5. 258 Regis Darlay MAF Lagoon 410 41 0.6720     6. 266 Kent Richardson Stage Harbor YC N Chatham, MA, USA Peterson45 45 0.7530     7. 239 David Johnston NED Beneteau 43 43 0.7690     8. Jim Drijgers MAF beneteau 21 21 0.7250     9. Jason Calianos Winthrop Yacht Club Roxbury, MA, USA Bavaria Cruiser 45 45 0.8290     10. Norbert Hoessermann ASC Kappeln, GER Hanse 470 14,3 0.8800     11. 260 Andre Swart SXM Lavranos 4 48 0.9000                   1. David Kelley CAN 12 Meter     2. Hopeton Morgan USA 12 Meter     3. Ernie Licht USA 12 Meter     2000-2024   •   contemporary corrections a critical thinking approach free pdf Skip to primary navigation Skip to main content Manly Yacht Club For everyone in the community Join Manly Yacht Club! We welcome sailors with all abilities to join our wonderful club. 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The Sea Demonstrates Again It Doesn't Care - Yacht Bayesian Billionaire or humble steward, old or young, ragged refugee skiff or luxury superyacht, the sea again demonstrates she doesn’t care & takes them all the same. “The sea is selective, slow at recognition of effort and aptitude, but fast in sinking the unfit.” This articles does a good job of describing how the mast probably played a big part in the sinking & discusses the weather conditions. Thanks, don’t usually look at the Torygraph, and its paywalled. But as I said (and being familiar with Perinis) that would be my expectation It looks like you are probably correct. A 20+ story mast might not have been the best idea? But the Torygraph isn’t charging me, probably because of my location & ip address. Here’s the image. I’ve read erratic & sometimes conflicting remarks about being knocked flat, righting, followed by rig folding. Wrong place, wrong time. Who needs a rig bigger than Panamax (60m)? All other big rigs (eg Mirabella V) are carbon. was reading about this in the financial times Subscribe to read and aside from the maritime aspect of this accident i found this piece of the article interesting… “The yacht incident came on the same day as the death was confirmed of Lynch’s co-defendant in the US fraud case, Stephen Chamberlain, who was hit by a car in Cambridgeshire.” Hold on to our tin-foil hats…Conspiracy theories are guaranteed. Ken Lay was killed by a stationary tree weeks before his appointment with the judge overseeing his retirement home plans at Club Fed for millionaires. Maybe Neptune & the Tree God are working together against those so rich they slip through the cracks. The ‘Baynesian’ anchored off Porticello at around 20::00 UTC the evening before the disaster. Another sail yacht, ‘Sir Robert Baden Powell‘, an old classic one (1958, two masts, about 40 meters) was at anchor nearby to NW. Two men from this yacht came over in a small craft, when the ‘Baynesian’ disappeared, to save the swimming people. The wind, after midnight until the disaster, was WNW 10/15 knots at large, at the protected anchorage 2/3 knots. However, there was this singular villain waterspout inside, probably invisible during the night. The water temperature was about 30°C, the air temp at about 26°C (maybe this influences the strength of the waterspout). I have seen many waterspouts, but never what they could do on boats or ships. After drifting away: The first direction arrow is at 01:59 UTC, speed 1.3kn The second arrow is at 02:03, speed 2.6kn The last AIS signal is at 02:05, speed 2.6kn A few from that company have passed away since the court case. Calm down everyone. The cause has been found. You knew it, didn’t you? (Copied from The Telegraph) Climate change contributed to the weather that caused Bayesian to sink, claims expert Prof Mercalli, one of Italy’s leading climate experts, said climate change had contributed to the weather phenomenon that caused the boat to sink. He said: “The sea surface temperature around Sicily was about 30 degrees, which is almost three degrees higher than normal. That creates a huge source of energy that contributes to these storms. “We can’t say this is all due to climate change, but we can say it has an amplifying effect.” Prof Mercalli said the sinking of Mike Lynch’s luxury yacht was similar to the boating tragedy in which four people were killed on Lake Maggiore in northern Italy in May 2023. Leading climate expert says crew should have paid more attention to weather warnings Luca Mercalli, one of Italy’s leading climate experts and president of the Italian Meteorological Society, said the crew of the Bayesian should have paid more attention to the weather warnings issued by Italian authorities before the tragedy occurred. While noting the tornado that occurred off Sicily’s coast was not predictable, Professor Mercalli told The Telegraph the authorities had issued a “yellow” then a moderate weather alert and the crew should have been more vigilant of the changing weather conditions despite the darkness. Prof Mercalli said: “I don’t know if there was anyone on board consulting the radar. “Let’s say that if I had been on board, at the first sign of a thunderstorm I would have woken up all the occupants and been ready and alert with life jackets on until the storm was over.” He said weather radar made it possible to estimate within 15 to 30 minutes the arrival of an intense thunderstorm, even though it is impossible to know if the wind intensity will reach dangerous levels. Note: Please advise in replies the number of times you have mustered the entire crew and passengers with lifejackets on at the first sign of a thunderstorm. Surely everybody just does that as standard procedure? [Comment may not make complete sense to non-SUNY Maritime types] I have always thought “mugs” should be made to memorize that quote (from an alumni and superintendent of the school ) and not the so-called “sallyport saying.” (I don’t recall the quote exactly, it’s from Stonewall Jackson and the gist is that junior officers must blindly obey superiors without question). We did…at least 20 years ago. I don’t know what they learn now, but I agree with you. I heard they tried doing away with that, as it’s a quote from a Confederate General. This was back during the hectic Summer of ‘20 when they also said the Fort was racist because of its namesake being a slaveowner. Fort Schuyler is still Fort Schuyler, so I’d have to imagine the MUGS still learn/memorize the Sallyport Saying, among others. I’d do away with it only because it’s not appropriate. I doubt it’s being used in any BRM courses… Family boat and the sleeping owner is your boss…tough decision Pretty sure the radar would be left on and maybe on the captains tv in his cabin? Couldnt know about the wind till it hit you especially if there was no rain in the wind blast so no movement on the radar to see Statements made by experts should be evaluated depending upon whether they are speaking within or outside of their area of expertise With regards to vessel operations the professor was outside his area of expertise. Related Topics Topic Replies Views Activity Yachts 69 28941 November 29, 2020 Professional Mariner Forum 8 1554 March 23, 2022 Yachts 27 3104 January 29, 2021 Maritime News 14 2712 February 26, 2021 Yachts 0 2218 February 20, 2010 wynnum manly rc yacht club 139 IMAGES Photo Gallery Manly Accessories Wind Direction Wind Indicator Meter Instrument for Marine Top of the yacht's mast. Equipment on the top of the mast. 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