Dongara Marine’s Evolution – From Dongara to Geraldton
Two colossal sheds now command the landscape, standing tall as they overlook the pristine waters of the Indian Ocean. This is the new site of Dongara Marine, recently relocated to Geraldton.
Two colossal sheds now command the landscape, standing tall as they overlook the pristine waters of the Indian Ocean. This is the new site of Dongara Marine, recently relocated to Geraldton.
Edencraft carries a legacy of trailer fishing boats that traces back over sixty years, beginning in Miami in the 1960s. The company has become a staple of Australian fishing folklore, with the 233 Formula Classic boasting a timeless hull design known worldwide for its endurance and performance. Image courtesy of Tom Cameron, Wicks Estate Media.
The Whiskey Project Group (TWPG) has secured a significant contract valued at US$12.5 million (approximately AU$19.4 million) with the United States Defence Innovation Unit to supply a fleet of tactical watercraft for use by the United States Marine Corps (USMC).
The commercial workboat sector is undergoing a transformative shift as operators increasingly seek out advanced materials to improve transport efficiency by reducing fuel consumption and greenhouse gas emissions. Images by Simon Hoyle, Southlight for WEB
From its boat building hubs in Mornington and Yaringa Boat Harbour, southeast of Melbourne, Hart Marine builds mighty boats designed for the speed, agility and stability required to navigate both Australian and international waters with industrial purpose.
Bluefin 9 autonomous underwater vehicle onboard the Mine Counter Measure Support Boat at HMAS Waterhen in Sydney, New South Wales. Courtesy of Royal Australian Navy Photographer: LSIS Daniel Goodman.
Cure Marine, at the forefront of ‘Marine 4.0’ composites design and manufacturing, is utilising an impressive array of in-house, state-of-the-art automated machinery.
First published June 2012: “I’ve always dreamed of diving to the deepest place in the oceans. For me it went from a boyhood fantasy to a real quest…” James Cameron
The acquisition and installation of state-of-the-art filament winding technology to lightweight piping in naval ship building programs
XTEK has a single purpose, which is to protect our frontline protectors. The company was founded – and is still managed today – by former Defence Force and Homeland Security personnel to develop and deliver the lightest, thinnest and highest performing protective and surveillance products to serve and sustain our service personnel and assets.