NEWS UPDATE17 July 2026 Publishers noteEach week, we strive to deliver news that our readers will find informative, educational or, in some cases, an opportunity worth pursuing. This edition is no different. We begin with an opportunity at the Royal Queensland Yacht Squadron for a shipwright, whether already established or looking to take the next step, to operate from within its facility. Elsewhere, this week’s news includes new products, industry achievements and reports on developments taking place both locally and around the world. As Marine Business News has grown, our approach has evolved with it. In the early days, much of our effort was focused on finding enough relevant news to share. Today, we increasingly assess the many stories presented to us and consider the value each one may offer our readers. That means you will occasionally see stories from outside the recreational marine sector. Sometimes, organisations recognise MBN as an effective way to reach stakeholders connected to our industry. On other occasions, we believe a story contains a lesson, idea or message that may one day prove useful within our own businesses and organisations. You may also have noticed my newly created sign-off: ETRWYW – “Everything There, Read What You Want,” inspired by discovering the meaning of TL;DR: “too long; didn’t read”. That is how we hope you approach our Friday eNews. Read what interests you and, along the way, we hope you take away a skerrick of knowledge, discover an opportunity or simply find some inspiration. We do hope you enjoy this week’s news. #ETRWYW Marine Business News is an Australian-owned marine industry news service publishing local and international news. If you have news stories you would like to share, please let us know by contacting our newsroom via our email at NewsRoom@MarineBusinessNews.com.au. Stay safe on the
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