Boat rego in qld!

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stupid
stupid
QLD
211 posts
QLD, 211 posts
20 Feb 2016 6:47am
why is this so?
in ten years it's up by 5.8 times the original amount!!!
WTF


HG02
HG02
VIC
5814 posts
VIC, 5814 posts
20 Feb 2016 7:51am
Just paid mine in Vic $82.40
Wish you had not put that up Vic .Gov might see it
stupid
stupid
QLD
211 posts
QLD, 211 posts
20 Feb 2016 9:19am
I just hope someone from qld gov sees your post!
LooseChange
LooseChange
NSW
2140 posts
NSW, 2140 posts
20 Feb 2016 10:27am
I am assuming that the two renewals are for the very same boat in both instances?
stupid
stupid
QLD
211 posts
QLD, 211 posts
20 Feb 2016 9:45am
Of course.
McNaughtical
McNaughtical
NSW
908 posts
NSW, 908 posts
20 Feb 2016 11:31am
Thanks for sharing that... definitely won't be changing my rego to QLD.... just renewed my NSW one.... $230
madmission
madmission
VIC
234 posts
VIC, 234 posts
20 Feb 2016 1:57pm
Perhaps they know your stupid..

I wouldnt pay it ......how much can they fine you ?
stupid
stupid
QLD
211 posts
QLD, 211 posts
20 Feb 2016 2:03pm
To stupid to know....
but I am sure they would make it worth their while!!!
Trek
Trek
NSW
1208 posts
NSW, 1208 posts
20 Feb 2016 3:58pm


My boat had been unregistered for 5 years on its mooring in NSW when I bought it 7 years ago.

I registered it. Now I don't know why I did? If I hadnt I would have saved 7 years worth of payments. Like the previous owner.

Could someone please tell me why we register our sailing boats? As far as I know there's no requirement for smaller ones.
RiffRaff
RiffRaff
WA
265 posts
WA, 265 posts
20 Feb 2016 2:04pm
In WA if the boat has a motor or is set up to carry one i.e. an outboard bracket then you have to be registered.
I guess someone has to pay for the upkeep of nav marks etc.
Sectorsteve
Sectorsteve
QLD
2195 posts
QLD, 2195 posts
20 Feb 2016 4:42pm
ridiculous
Ramona
Ramona
NSW
7752 posts
NSW, 7752 posts
20 Feb 2016 6:11pm
Trek said..


My boat had been unregistered for 5 years on its mooring in NSW when I bought it 7 years ago.

I registered it. Now I don't know why I did? If I hadnt I would have saved 7 years worth of payments. Like the previous owner.

Could someone please tell me why we register our sailing boats? As far as I know there's no requirement for smaller ones.


The local Msb bloke checks on all the yachts for a rego sticker and checks your mooring position on his plotter. You would get a notice to remove if you did not comply.
HG02
HG02
VIC
5814 posts
VIC, 5814 posts
20 Feb 2016 7:30pm
Do they put a environment Levey on QLD reg ? or are you subsiding the coal ships
Ambler
Ambler
TAS
118 posts
TAS, 118 posts
20 Feb 2016 8:07pm
In Tassie it was $74 for rego and $74 for my mooring licence per annum. Not sure if it has gone up from 2014-15 as I have been cruising around NZ.

Here in NZ you only need to pay to park your boat, either in a marina or mooring (the local council issue those permits).
No licence fees and no rego! Yep no rego requured on anything from a tinnie to a luxury gin palace, not even jetskis are required to be registered.

Heading back home to the Tamar by Jan 2017. But as a boat owner who sailed south from Sydney over 10 years ago to escape the fee hikes and ridiculous slipping fees, I am now tempted to immigrate to NZ!

FreeRadical
FreeRadical
WA
855 posts
WA, 855 posts
20 Feb 2016 6:31pm
Ambler said..
In Tassie it was $74 for rego and $74 for my mooring licence per annum. Not sure if it has gone up from 2014-15 as I have been cruising around NZ.

Here in NZ you only need to pay to park your boat, either in a marina or mooring (the local council issue those permits).
No licence fees and no rego! Yep no rego requured on anything from a tinnie to a luxury gin palace, not even jetskis are required to be registered.

Heading back home to the Tamar by Jan 2017. But as a boat owner who sailed south from Sydney over 10 years ago to escape the fee hikes and ridiculous slipping fees, I am now tempted to immigrate to NZ!



I guess when your reaping in $1.80 or so for every GST dollar raised, you can charge SFA for rego and moorings.
ChopesBro
ChopesBro
351 posts
351 posts
20 Feb 2016 6:48pm
Shocking. ..Australia has simply lost the plot
sirgallivant
sirgallivant
NSW
1531 posts
NSW, 1531 posts
20 Feb 2016 11:01pm
Ambler, keep quite! Our two prime monsters are having a fling at the moment, gathering ideas and so.
Do not give them any, for your sake!

If there was a place in NZ where the weather was warm, (20C+ all year), l would have migrated there long ago.

andy59
andy59
QLD
1156 posts
QLD, 1156 posts
21 Feb 2016 8:36am
I live on the Gold Coast but have a house in Northern NSW I think I might register my boat in NSW.
Sectorsteve
Sectorsteve
QLD
2195 posts
QLD, 2195 posts
21 Feb 2016 8:41am
Im from Auckland. Never sailed in nz but when i look at ak harbour it blows me away. Must be some of the best cruising in the world. Peninsulas. Islands etc..australia politically is becomming a ahit hole for common folk and the rules and new daily laws that are made are to suit the wealthy. I swear sydney is being sold to the highest bidder. Nz is a bit expensive for some things though. Petrol =$2.30 blick of cheese about 16 bucks. Congestion in auckland worse than sydney, housing is expensive. But its friendly and the culture we grew up with is beautiful. Nz unfortunately is changing politically like australia but at least they havent had multiple pms in recent times like here.
HG02
HG02
VIC
5814 posts
VIC, 5814 posts
21 Feb 2016 4:32pm
While on this topic whats the go with registering your boat nationally Australia reg?
would you still need a state registration as well?
is it less expensive?
Auscruisers
Auscruisers
65 posts
65 posts
21 Feb 2016 4:57pm
I'm wondering why Stupid's Qld reg is $737.

I went onto the Qld Transport site and did a bit of a check and a 10 meter boat cost roughly $350 to register and a 15meter boat is roughly $472 to register so I am guessing that either Stupid has a VERY big boat or Queensland transport has made a mistake.

I would be querying the cost.
Auscruisers
Auscruisers
65 posts
65 posts
21 Feb 2016 5:00pm
Hi mate,

Unfortunately Aus reg. does not cover your boat in different sate waters in the same way your state reg. does not cover you overseas.
sunycoastguy
sunycoastguy
QLD
224 posts
QLD, 224 posts
21 Feb 2016 9:17pm
I agree with auscruiser, mine roughly $350 for 25 foot boat, definitely enquire about it.
stupid
stupid
QLD
211 posts
QLD, 211 posts
22 Feb 2016 7:48am
It's legit.
just a little pissed that it seems to go up every year
without fail.


Trek
Trek
NSW
1208 posts
NSW, 1208 posts
22 Feb 2016 9:11am


Its paying for nice dinners in Canberra and huge pensions for the individuals that mismanaged our country in the past!
Auscruisers
Auscruisers
65 posts
65 posts
23 Feb 2016 7:21am
Hi again Stupid,

According to the Queensland Transport website the fee of $737.15 is for the registration of vessels over 20m in length.

It's hard to tell the length of your boat from your profile picture, it's certainly not a 30 footer but it also doesn't seem to look like a 65 footer either.

If your vessel is over 20m in length then you are paying the correct fee but if it is less than 20m in length then a call to Queensland Transport would seem like a good thing.

In regard to the cost getting higher every year. Thats the Govt getting an even bigger bite of your dollars and it will keep happening until eventually all our income is given directly to the Govt and they issue us all with basic shelter and food rations.

Bruski068
Bruski068
VIC
457 posts
VIC, 457 posts
23 Feb 2016 1:36pm
It keeps going up because the Australian Governments whether Federal, State, or Local are the biggest organised crime groups on the continent, and organised crime is greedy, (note add Tasmania into that although saying their organised may be a stretch)

Don't commit crime, the Government hates competition
stupid
stupid
QLD
211 posts
QLD, 211 posts
23 Feb 2016 1:20pm
Hi auscruisers .
just to let you know .
my boat is over 20 m,
its 24.
HG02
HG02
VIC
5814 posts
VIC, 5814 posts
23 Feb 2016 3:32pm
Bruski068 said..
It keeps going up because the Australian Governments whether Federal, State, or Local are the biggest organised crime groups on the continent, and organised crime is greedy, (note add Tasmania into that although saying their organised may be a stretch)

Don't commit crime, the Government hates competition



Many Years Ago a Senior Sargent told me .
Any thing is legal providing you don't get caught, A lot of politicians plus many more around the world fall into that category I'm afraid.
There's a lot to be said owning a 9 meter Ketch
samsturdy
samsturdy
NSW
1659 posts
NSW, 1659 posts
24 Feb 2016 10:10am

Well there you go Stupe.....big boat, big money.
LooseChange
LooseChange
NSW
2140 posts
NSW, 2140 posts
24 Feb 2016 6:10pm
Many seem to have missed the point, it's not about the cost as much as it is about the rate of change of the cost.

How many others in Qld have had their boat cost go up by 485% in ten years?

I think Stu's point is that if it had begun at $730 and stayed at $730 over ten years, there would not be the sense of outrage against a thieving government dept.

Have boaties in Qld benefitted by the constant increases in their fees? Or has the money been frittered away on other useless government spending?
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