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EPIRB (Emergency Position-Indicating Radio Beacon): A small, portable, battery-powered radio transmitter that alerts search and rescue services in the event of an emergency at sea. It transmits a distress signal to help pinpoint the location of a vessel or person in distress. PLB (Personal Locator Beacon): A compact device that sends a distress signal via satellite, helping rescuers locate individuals in remote or dangerous situations — whether on land or water. April 6th (4/06) is #406Day, a ti

Yesterday evening, AMSA detected an EPIRB activation about 80km north of Townsville, Queensland, from a 7.5m steel recreational vessel, Kaluga Q, with 3 people on board. We tasked our Cairns-based Challenger rescue aircraft to assist with the search. AMSA also sought assistance from a local charter fishing vessel, Tura, and Townsville Volunteer Marine Rescue. At about 8.30pm local time, the Tura and Marine Rescue located the Kaluga Q, transferred the 3 people on board Townsville VMR and towed th

EPIRB helps emergency services save men. Around 11pm last night (29 November), Police Airwing were notified of an EPIRB activation around two nautical miles off Falcon. Four men, who were occupants of a boat, were reportedly thrown into the water after their vessel was hit by a wave. They activated an EPIRB and emergency services were able to attend their location. A volunteer marine rescue boat and the Police helicopter attended the area, with the men returning safely to shore with the VMR. Fou