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Everything you need to know to enjoy your adventure safely - be prepared, know the rules, use the right gear.
New boating rules for Bay of Plenty adopted
New Navigation Safety Bylaws were adopted by Toi Moana Bay of Plenty Regional Council today, with the updated
boating rules
coming into effect next year.Bay of Plenty boating rules open for feedback
The Draft Regional Navigation Safety Bylaws 2024 were adopted by Toi Moana Bay of Plenty Regional Council at its Thursday 14 December Council meeting, and are now open for feedback.
Lifejackets save lives. Find out the rules that apply and how to ensure that you have the best one for the job.
Labour weekend boating: rules to keep your head above water.
With Labour weekend marking the start of the summer boating season in the Bay of Plenty, skippers are being urged to make sure everything is shipshape on land before they launch, so that they don’t run into trouble on the water.
Protecting people and the waterways this summer
Labour weekend marks the unofficial start of the summer boating season and Toi Moana Bay of Plenty Regional Council is urging boaties to make sure everything is shipshape before heading out.
Whether you’re going fishing, planning a quiet kayak or taking the jetski for a spin, you must follow the navigation and safety rules.
Our rivers, lakes and waterways are shared by both commercial and recreational users, let's share this space safely.
Good times on the water start with safety in mind
Bay of Plenty Regional Council Harbourmaster Jon Jon Peters is reminding everyone heading out on the water this summer that safety starts with knowing and following the rules.
Busy summer for Harbourmaster team
Bay of Plenty Regional Council’s Harbourmaster is expecting another busy summer and he’s urging boaties to check their vessel and equipment before they hit the water at Labour Weekend.