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Long-service recognition for five volunteers of Coffs Harbour Marine Rescue unit

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  • Five Marine Rescue Coffs Harbour volunteers have been recognised for a combined 120 years of service with Marine Rescue NSW long-service clasps. The clasps were presented at a ceremony at the unit last week by the local member and the city mayor.
  • Unit Commander Rob Kasmarik praised the volunteers, including skippers, a radio operator and a fundraiser, for their commitment.
  • He said volunteers can take on radio work, fundraising or vessel crew roles, and that training is free and nationally recognised.
Long-service recognition for five volunteers of Coffs Harbour Marine Rescue unit
Photo: Coffs Coast Community

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