The Royal Australian Navy are proud to host Navy Week Open Day in Sydney on Friday 7 - Sat 8 March, 9am-1pm. Come and visit for a fun day out with the family, meet current-serving Sailors and Officers and gain a first-hand view of what life...
Ahoy there armchair scrollers and vicarious adventurers! We made it. The ship has returned to the Noakes Shipyard for a short maintenance window after an amazing Summer Sailing Programme. We have had nearly 100 Youth Crew onboard in the last 7 weeks for four incredible...
Ahoy there readers of this fine journal. We started Day 10 with Captain Warwick and his crew of scallywags still holding the weight of the conduct of the ship on their shoulders. We were motor sailing up the East Coast of Australia with the vista...
Ahoy followers of our Young Endeavour journey! Command Day. We made it. The beautiful weather at our anchor point at Jervis Bay made for a spectacular day under the command of our fellow Youth Crew! A morning stretch and some wise words from the Ship Crew...
ARRRGH, ahoy there from the spectacular Jervis Bay! We’ve all been taken A-back by the crystal clear blue waters and snow white sands. After a well deserved sleep in these sheltered waters which was a refreshing change to clinging to our bunk racks for dear life...
During the open day at the 2025 Australian Wooden Boat Festival in Hobart, project officer for STS Young Endeavour Commander Gavin Dawe shared his lessons learned from 49 years’ service in the Navy. It’s not uncommon for 12-year-olds to hero worship their older siblings. However, for Commander Gavin Dawe,...
Ahoy there readers of this fine journal. I am writing to you from an anchorage within the sheltered waters of Jervis Bay with the sparkling white sand and crystal clear blue water. A far cry from our previous 24 hour ordeal as we crossed the...
After a rather nonchalant guts watch with the Bluies, Reddies came in guns a blazing, setting our beautiful square sails preparing us for a speedy and eventful day at sea. Scaling (laying aloft) the Foremast, whilst the ship swayed kept the Reddies on their toes,...
After weighing anchor, we were keen to head back to the open ocean once the rough Northerlies had passed from the previous days and promising Southerlies were forecast through the Bass Strait. Today’s adventure started with an early rise to a stunning sunrise in Coles Bay....
We started the day at anchor in Coles Bay waiting out the Northerly Winds that are forecast to continue into the night. We are biding our time and will weigh anchor and press to the North once this weather system pushes through. For forecast is...
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