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Clean power

Maritime Professional Solutions, based at Rivergate Marina & Shipyard, undertook an Australian-first IMO Tier III generator installation aboard the high-tech scientific research vessel Pangaea.
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Powering up

With the announcement of a new $200 million maintenance and refit hub by Rivergate Marina and Shipyard, the superyacht industry in Australia continues to go from strength to strength. We speak with Director Tom Hill about the booming refit industry.
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Peloton power

Rivergate Marina & Shipyard Director, Tom Hill will once again take part in the London to Monaco Ride, 17 to 24 September, cycling more than 1,000kms to raise funds for Blue Marine Foundation (BLUE) and support its conservation efforts around the world.
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Shared passion

Tremendous camaraderie and respect were the traits of the annual Rivergate-AIMEX VIP Dinner, held once again post-ASMEX Conference on the eve of the Sanctuary Cove International Boat Show at Ioesco Café Cucina.
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Toast of the town

Rivergate Marina and Shipyard and The Southport Yacht Club kicked off the boating show season with the Rivergate Superyacht Leaders’ lunch.
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Grit and gumption

Tom Hill, Director at Rivergate Marina & Shipyard, will raise funds for Blue Marine Foundation in the London to Monaco ride, an attempt which is as much a personal challenge as a professional one.
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International flavour

Between the ASMEX Conference and the 2018 Sanctuary Cove International Boat Show, Rivergate Marina & Shipyard and AIMEX-Superyacht Australia welcomed colleagues, customers, Captains and select media to the annual Superyacht Industry Dinner at Ioesco Cucina & Bar.
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Rescue Vessel rebooted

PS40 Danial Thain arrived at its new home base at ECA Maritime College, on site at Rivergate Marina & Shipyard, Brisbane, where it will be used as a training vessel for the next generation of crew and for charter so students can ‘learn and earn’.
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Subs a specialty

Rivergate Marina & Shipyard in Brisbane on Australia’s east coast has been commissioned to install new Triton submersibles on board a significant expedition superyacht, planning a global itinerary with owners who are keen divers, intent on exploring deeper than humanly possible with scuba alone.
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Supermaxi relies on Rivergate

Comanche, the sleek high-tech 100-foot super maxi owned by Netscape founder, Jim Clark and his Australian wife Kristy Hinze Clark, is once again in Australia, undertaking maintenance at Rivergate Marina & Shipyard ahead of taking part in the 73rd Rolex Sydney Hobart Yacht Race, which starts Boxing Day, 26 December.
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Satisified superyacht extends its stay

The 46-metre (149.93ft) ruby-hulled MY QING has been at Rivergate Marina & Shipyard in Brisbane since March, undergoing scheduled maintenance for her 5-year Lloyds survey, plus wide-ranging precision refit works to equip her for global expedition cruising.