Saliing and even wake boarding are allowed. PWC not allowed. 
I wonder what the council rangers are going to say at Kyeemagh, since the beach is closed, but you're allowed on the water. Guess you need to launch off some rocks? 
Follow the link below and then scroll down until you see the FAQ at the bottom, "If I have a 'reasonable excuse' to leave home, what water-based activities are still permitted?"
www.rms.nsw.gov.au/maritime/covid-19-update.html
Select to expand quoteHarrow said..
Saliing and even wake boarding are allowed. PWC not allowed.
I wonder what the council rangers are going to say at Kyeemagh, since the beach is closed, but you're allowed on the water. Guess you need to launch off some rocks?
Follow the link below and then scroll down until you see the FAQ at the bottom, "If I have a 'reasonable excuse' to leave home, what water-based activities are still permitted?"
www.rms.nsw.gov.au/maritime/covid-19-update.html
...., will I need to license my water pistol ?
PWCs buzzing around all arvo here in Gunnamatta Bay. Police did what looked like a recon mission about 11 am while I was working on my floating home and gave a friendly hello.
Select to expand quotesaltiest1 said..
PWCs buzzing around all arvo here in Gunnamatta Bay. Police did what looked like a recon mission about 11 am while I was working on my floating home and gave a friendly hello.
Well the shire is another world... I'm sure it has it's own set of rules. 
The world has officially gone bonkers. We all learned what the Chinese did to overcome Covid-19 and have now decided to start acting like a communist country and take away people's rights and freedoms. FFS!
Select to expand quotebillykiter said..
The world has officially gone bonkers. We all learned what the Chinese did to overcome Covid-19 and have now decided to start acting like a communist country and take away people's rights and freedoms. FFS!
They always have.
