Copley Marine Group

28/02/2026

MAUS - Aerosol fire suppression

With Rob McGrath at the Paynesville Classic boat Festival this weekend launching our new agency MAUS, to the boating community.

MAUS is a range of fire suppression technologies suitable for a range of marine application.

Automatically activated and environmental safe, this non toxic gas will suppress fires in battery boxes, switch boards and engine rooms. Very successful in suppression of lithium battery fires as well.

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10/05/2025

Fantastic to show off the site after all the hard work! And Getting the gong for the Scope team and Nairn Johnson was the icing on the cake.

06/12/2022

Welcome to the team Guy...

He is joining us for a short week on work experience from Killara high school. Today it was an onsite seawall inspection with the Diving Team.

NIce backdrop!!

16/11/2022

METS 2023 - Bigger than ever!

After the challenges of the last few years, its good to be back catching up with Industry contacts in Amsterdam.

Sustainably is everywhere here from materials to propulsion systems. EV and even Fuel cells. Lots happening on Day one. Day two is busy!

My mind is full of innovative ideas.

24/06/2022

Great Opportunity for students to get involved in an amazing industry.

Yr 9 and 10 students looking to start a marine career while still in school will have the opportunity to join the BIA at the Marine Industry Open Day on the Gold Coast.

The new program launching in 2023 will allow real world learning, with students spending up to 28 weeks a year in the marine industry developing employability skills in training, work experience and a school-based apprenticeship.

When: Thursday, 19th July from 4.30pm to 6.30pm
Where: Boat Works, Coomera

03/06/2022

New Logo and New Address - Copley Marine Group is growing!

We are now at Suite 2, Level 1, 14 - 16 Suakin Street Pymble - Easy servicing Sydney Harbour and Pittwater areas.

18/02/2022

Great way to get involved and pass on the passion of sailing..

18/01/2022

Very interesting article on the tecent Tongan Tsunami. There are lots of unknowns in forcasting the effects of these natural events.

Australians tend to be fairly relaxed about the tsunami risk. But warnings from authorities to stay away from foreshore areas should not be ignored.

02/12/2021

29 November 1985, a very dramatic aerial photograph showing construction on the Darling Harbour recreational and pedestrian precinct which was completed in 1988, for Sydney’s Bicentennial Celebrations.

Photograph also shows the North Western Freeway over Darling Harbour Goods Yard. The Western viaduct opened to traffic in May 1980 with the Eastern viaduct opened to traffic in June 1981.

The Pyrmont Bridge (centre of pic) a heritage-listed swing bridge across Cockle Bay opened in 1902. Millers Point wharves 3-5 and Maritime Harbour Control tower (right of pic) located along Hickson Road. The wharves have now been closed and the region redeveloped and renamed Barangaroo. Wharf 7 and Jones Bay Wharf are pictured opposite along with Balmain East Peninsula and Goat Island.

Sydney Entertainment Centre (bottom right) opened in May 1983, to replace Sydney Stadium. It was demolished in January 2016.

Originally named Long Cove, the locality extends northwards from Chinatown, along both sides of Cockle Bay to King Street Wharf 3 on the east, and to the suburb of Pyrmont on the west. Cockle Bay is just one of the waterways that makes up Darling Harbour, which opens north into the much larger Port Jackson.

[Photo courtesy Getty Images » Fairfax Media Archives]

21/07/2021

The schedule for the AST at the Olympics..Go team..