Abolishing Ramp Fees To Get More Victorians Out On The Water
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Abolishing Ramp Fees To Get More Victorians Out On The Water
Abolishing Ramp Fees To Get More Victorians Out On The Water
Media contact: Bob Neilson 0400 378 197 | bob.neilson@minstaff.vic.gov.au
Sunday, 4 August 2019
ABOLISHING RAMP FEES TO GET MORE VICTORIANS OUT ON THE WATER
The Andrews Labor Government is making it cheaper and easier for more Victorian families to get out on the water by abolishing parking and launching fees at public boat ramps.
Premier Daniel Andrews and Minister for Fishing and Boating Jaala Pulford visited the Warmies boat ramp at Newport today to announce that parking and launching at boat ramps across Hobsons Bay City Council is now free.
The costs of parking and launch fees can make a day on the bay more expensive than it should be. That’s why the Labor Government promised to remove launching and parking fees at all public boat ramps across the state.
The abolition of fees at the Warmies boat ramp is the first step in delivering on this major election commitment and will save families up to $315 a year on an annual parking permit.
Boat ramps at Port Welshpool, Portland, Corinella, Lake Nagambie and Torquay are also now free, as well as four ramps managed by Bass Coast Shire Council. Every public boat ramp across Victoria will be free by Spring – ready for the busy summer boating period.
Better Boating Victoria was established earlier this year to oversee the introduction of free parking and launching, and deliver upgrades and maintenance at Mordialloc, Queenscliff, Point Richards, Hastings, Rhyll and Cowes Jetty.
It’s all part of the Labor Government’s unprecedented investment in boating and fishing that will ensure every dollar of licence and registration revenue goes towards improving boating facilities and safety.
Better Boating Victoria is building on the success of the Labor Government’s record investment in the Target One Million program which includes a huge boost to fish stocking, a new native fish hatchery and better planning for fishing tourism.
For more information visit transport.vic.gov.au/betterboating.
Quotes attributable to Premier of Victoria Daniel Andrews
“These fees cost Victorian families hundreds of dollars a year – we said we’d abolish them and we’re delivering.”
“Free public boat ramps will make it cheaper and easier to get out on the water and enjoy everything our bays, lakes and rivers have to offer.”
Quote attributable to the Minister for Fishing and Boating Jaala Pulford
“We’ve listened to boaters and are delivering on our commitment to scrap parking and launching fees – making it cheaper and easier more for more Victorians to get involved in recreational boating and fishing.”
Quote attributable to Member for Williamstown Melissa Horne
“Making it free to park and launch a boat at Hobsons Bay will encourage more people to get out and enjoy the bay and provide a boost to the local economy.”
Media contact: Bob Neilson 0400 378 197 | bob.neilson@minstaff.vic.gov.au
Sunday, 4 August 2019
ABOLISHING RAMP FEES TO GET MORE VICTORIANS OUT ON THE WATER
The Andrews Labor Government is making it cheaper and easier for more Victorian families to get out on the water by abolishing parking and launching fees at public boat ramps.
Premier Daniel Andrews and Minister for Fishing and Boating Jaala Pulford visited the Warmies boat ramp at Newport today to announce that parking and launching at boat ramps across Hobsons Bay City Council is now free.
The costs of parking and launch fees can make a day on the bay more expensive than it should be. That’s why the Labor Government promised to remove launching and parking fees at all public boat ramps across the state.
The abolition of fees at the Warmies boat ramp is the first step in delivering on this major election commitment and will save families up to $315 a year on an annual parking permit.
Boat ramps at Port Welshpool, Portland, Corinella, Lake Nagambie and Torquay are also now free, as well as four ramps managed by Bass Coast Shire Council. Every public boat ramp across Victoria will be free by Spring – ready for the busy summer boating period.
Better Boating Victoria was established earlier this year to oversee the introduction of free parking and launching, and deliver upgrades and maintenance at Mordialloc, Queenscliff, Point Richards, Hastings, Rhyll and Cowes Jetty.
It’s all part of the Labor Government’s unprecedented investment in boating and fishing that will ensure every dollar of licence and registration revenue goes towards improving boating facilities and safety.
Better Boating Victoria is building on the success of the Labor Government’s record investment in the Target One Million program which includes a huge boost to fish stocking, a new native fish hatchery and better planning for fishing tourism.
For more information visit transport.vic.gov.au/betterboating.
Quotes attributable to Premier of Victoria Daniel Andrews
“These fees cost Victorian families hundreds of dollars a year – we said we’d abolish them and we’re delivering.”
“Free public boat ramps will make it cheaper and easier to get out on the water and enjoy everything our bays, lakes and rivers have to offer.”
Quote attributable to the Minister for Fishing and Boating Jaala Pulford
“We’ve listened to boaters and are delivering on our commitment to scrap parking and launching fees – making it cheaper and easier more for more Victorians to get involved in recreational boating and fishing.”
Quote attributable to Member for Williamstown Melissa Horne
“Making it free to park and launch a boat at Hobsons Bay will encourage more people to get out and enjoy the bay and provide a boost to the local economy.”
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Re: Abolishing Ramp Fees To Get More Victorians Out On The Water
While they are at it they can change the marine licence fees as well $37 a year for a boat licence and $28 a year for a car licence Effing rip off c@nts
A smart person knows what to say. A wise person knows whether to say it.
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Re: Abolishing Ramp Fees To Get More Victorians Out On The Water
If Warmies is free does that mean Altona too?
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Re: Abolishing Ramp Fees To Get More Victorians Out On The Water
That’s some great news there for many boaties
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Re: Abolishing Ramp Fees To Get More Victorians Out On The Water
Maybe I should really start to save money to get a boat
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Re: Abolishing Ramp Fees To Get More Victorians Out On The Water
Another useless political stunt. All boaties already factored in this cost when they bought a boat. LX for example stores his tub in St Kilda marina.
It will never really increase the number of people using boat ramps unless they give away boats.
It will never really increase the number of people using boat ramps unless they give away boats.
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Re: Abolishing Ramp Fees To Get More Victorians Out On The Water
For sure mate :thumbsup:
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Re: Abolishing Ramp Fees To Get More Victorians Out On The Water
Save moneyLightningx wrote: ↑Sun Aug 04, 2019 1:12 pmFor sure mate :thumbsup:
Get missus' permission
Get bigger car
And if no baby yet by then ...
Long list
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Re: Abolishing Ramp Fees To Get More Victorians Out On The Water
The whole thing is about shifting where the money is spent, streamline infrastructure maintenance and bring the states ramps up to scratch. Go interstate and compare the conditions of their busiest ramps compared to ours. St Helens in Tassie is as good as Patto and they don't pay a cent for it. Hillary's in WA is even better than Patto and they also don't pay a cent. And let's not even compare just those 2 to the rest of our ramps because they make almost all our others look like a NT mud rampFish-cador wrote: ↑Sun Aug 04, 2019 11:37 amAnother useless political stunt. All boaties already factored in this cost when they bought a boat. LX for example stores his tub in St Kilda marina.
It will never really increase the number of people using boat ramps unless they give away boats.
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Re: Abolishing Ramp Fees To Get More Victorians Out On The Water
Every public boat ramp across Victoria will be free by Springfishingvic wrote: ↑Sun Aug 04, 2019 10:40 amAbolishing Ramp Fees To Get More Victorians Out On The Water
Media contact: Bob Neilson 0400 378 197 | bob.neilson@minstaff.vic.gov.au
Sunday, 4 August 2019
ABOLISHING RAMP FEES TO GET MORE VICTORIANS OUT ON THE WATER
The Andrews Labor Government is making it cheaper and easier for more Victorian families to get out on the water by abolishing parking and launching fees at public boat ramps.
Premier Daniel Andrews and Minister for Fishing and Boating Jaala Pulford visited the Warmies boat ramp at Newport today to announce that parking and launching at boat ramps across Hobsons Bay City Council is now free.
The costs of parking and launch fees can make a day on the bay more expensive than it should be. That’s why the Labor Government promised to remove launching and parking fees at all public boat ramps across the state.
The abolition of fees at the Warmies boat ramp is the first step in delivering on this major election commitment and will save families up to $315 a year on an annual parking permit.
Boat ramps at Port Welshpool, Portland, Corinella, Lake Nagambie and Torquay are also now free, as well as four ramps managed by Bass Coast Shire Council. Every public boat ramp across Victoria will be free by Spring – ready for the busy summer boating period.
Better Boating Victoria was established earlier this year to oversee the introduction of free parking and launching, and deliver upgrades and maintenance at Mordialloc, Queenscliff, Point Richards, Hastings, Rhyll and Cowes Jetty.
It’s all part of the Labor Government’s unprecedented investment in boating and fishing that will ensure every dollar of licence and registration revenue goes towards improving boating facilities and safety.
Better Boating Victoria is building on the success of the Labor Government’s record investment in the Target One Million program which includes a huge boost to fish stocking, a new native fish hatchery and better planning for fishing tourism.
For more information visit transport.vic.gov.au/betterboating.
Quotes attributable to Premier of Victoria Daniel Andrews
“These fees cost Victorian families hundreds of dollars a year – we said we’d abolish them and we’re delivering.”
“Free public boat ramps will make it cheaper and easier to get out on the water and enjoy everything our bays, lakes and rivers have to offer.”
Quote attributable to the Minister for Fishing and Boating Jaala Pulford
“We’ve listened to boaters and are delivering on our commitment to scrap parking and launching fees – making it cheaper and easier more for more Victorians to get involved in recreational boating and fishing.”
Quote attributable to Member for Williamstown Melissa Horne
“Making it free to park and launch a boat at Hobsons Bay will encourage more people to get out and enjoy the bay and provide a boost to the local economy.”
So now.bpat ramps are free boaters can go fishing 1 or twice more from.the saving lol
So more is spent on petrol that we pay high taxes on
So the g9vermanet wins also
And the government wins.got we pay gst on the bait etc
So either way they still win
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