What a great way to continue the fantastic contribution this vessel has made.
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Anonymous
7 years ago
Look forward to it being sunk in the bay but let’s keep Red boats and Luke English from calling it there own. Other dive operators would be better promoting it.
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Michelle Watson
7 years ago
Shame if it wasn't kept for future diving enthuisits
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Paul Cox
7 years ago
We need more reefs and dive sites
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Paul
7 years ago
Great idea!
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Owen Thomas
7 years ago
I support having the Steve Irwin as an artificial reef in port Phillip bay.
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Patti Williams
7 years ago
Only on the condition that all plastics be removed prior to sinking, ie, chairs and other fittings.
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Nathan Birch
7 years ago
This is a vessel that started its life as a fisheries patrol vessel and finished it as a conservation vessel with 9 years in the Antarctic with the anti whaling campaigns. 45 years of doing good the ocean and the world. She deserves to live!
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A Hook
7 years ago
Don’t sink it outside the heads this time, do it in Portsea Hole.. it’ll last longer
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Craig Burke
7 years ago
Great idea. We need this.
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Alison
7 years ago
Melbourne is such an amazing dive destination, we have beautiful dive sites of soft corals and sponge gardens and this woruld be a great addition
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Peter Kafrouni
7 years ago
The Next Chapter for Steve Irwin in Victorian Waters, let's do it.
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Geoff Maddern
7 years ago
Diving in Port Philip bay is awesome and this vessel would add to it
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clive
7 years ago
Being a SSCS volunteer that have taken heeps of public tours around the ship and have helped prep her for the Antarctic campaign over the years, it be great to have her here in Melbourne her last resting place , Melbourne has always been her home so just makes sense we can't have any other state getting her ! .... being a local diver it be awesome to visit her
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Richard Smajdor
7 years ago
What Sn amazing addition this would be to Melbourne diving
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Nate Brown
7 years ago
I am a man of few words
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Tina Havill
7 years ago
An awesome opportunity for Melb tourism, please keep it in the bay and shallow for all to enjoy not just divers.
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Colin Armour
7 years ago
A wonderful opportunity to create a marine refuge ang attract tourists from worldwide.
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Jayde Ferris
7 years ago
This will be awesome.
Make sure it’s shallow and a easy dive inside the bay
Please sink it in melbourne
What a great way to continue the fantastic contribution this vessel has made.
Look forward to it being sunk in the bay but let’s keep Red boats and Luke English from calling it there own. Other dive operators would be better promoting it.
Shame if it wasn't kept for future diving enthuisits
We need more reefs and dive sites
Great idea!
I support having the Steve Irwin as an artificial reef in port Phillip bay.
Only on the condition that all plastics be removed prior to sinking, ie, chairs and other fittings.
This is a vessel that started its life as a fisheries patrol vessel and finished it as a conservation vessel with 9 years in the Antarctic with the anti whaling campaigns. 45 years of doing good the ocean and the world. She deserves to live!
Don’t sink it outside the heads this time, do it in Portsea Hole.. it’ll last longer
Great idea. We need this.
Melbourne is such an amazing dive destination, we have beautiful dive sites of soft corals and sponge gardens and this woruld be a great addition
The Next Chapter for Steve Irwin in Victorian Waters, let's do it.
Diving in Port Philip bay is awesome and this vessel would add to it
Being a SSCS volunteer that have taken heeps of public tours around the ship and have helped prep her for the Antarctic campaign over the years, it be great to have her here in Melbourne her last resting place , Melbourne has always been her home so just makes sense we can't have any other state getting her ! .... being a local diver it be awesome to visit her
What Sn amazing addition this would be to Melbourne diving
I am a man of few words
An awesome opportunity for Melb tourism, please keep it in the bay and shallow for all to enjoy not just divers.
A wonderful opportunity to create a marine refuge ang attract tourists from worldwide.
This will be awesome. Make sure it’s shallow and a easy dive inside the bay