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Here are things we think you should look out for. where better to host one of the world�*s largest boat shows that in a city known for its harbour? over the course of five days from 28july to 1 august, the sydney international boat show will provide a line—up of entertainment and events, with something for everyone to enjoy. with over 240 exhibitors, up to 900 boats and probably thousands of pairs of deck shoes, expect to see the finest in marine tech. from super yachts to paddle boards. if you want to stay off the water or cannot afford a million dollar boat, maybe the sydney fringe festi...

Where better to host one of the world's largest boat shows that in a city known for its harbour? over the course of five days from 28july to 1 august, the sydney international boat show will provide a line—up of entertainment and events, with something for everyone to enjoy. with over 240 exhibitors, up to 900 boats and probably thousands of pairs of deck shoes, expect to see the finest in marine tech. from super yachts to paddle boards. if you want to stay off the water or cannot afford a million dollar boat, maybe the sydney fringe festival is one for you. throughout the whole of september...

With over 240 exhibitors, up to 900 boats and probably thousands of pairs of deck shoes, expect to see the finest in marine tech. from super yachts to paddle boards. if you want to stay off the water or cannot afford a million dollar boat, maybe the sydney fringe festival is one for you. throughout the whole of september, cultural creators will come together to present a50 events, hosted by 70 unique and emerging venues throughout the greater sydney area. expect music, comedy, dance, and genre—defying performances in one of australia's largest independent arts festivals. and if city life get...

Shane Mugan’s company ExoTechnologies has sealed a deal to supply Police Scotland with vessels built from its resource-efficient fibreglass substitute

The Marine Technology program at Cape Fear Community College has training cruises underway for the summer. The skills they learn could be invaluable for companies scouting locations for off-shore wind power.