30 September 2004: Murray Mouth Open for Boating October Long Weekend

Minister for the River Murray Karlene Maywald has announced that sand dredging operations will be interrupted during the October long weekend to allow boaties access across the Murray Mouth. BIASA General Manager Glen Jones was delighted, saying that in the Murray Mouth area, BIASA initiatives are at long last being recognised by this Government. View the release on Minister Maywald's website...

30 July 2004: Adelaide Boat Show - Vibrant & Growing

A vibrancy surrounded the success of the 2004 Adelaide Boat Show with around a 4% higher attendance on 2004 and keen sales experienced across the board on boats, accessories and fishing tackle.  More...

20 May 2004: 2004 Adelaide Boat Show editorial

'Creating an understanding' is the essence of the 2004 Adelaide Boat Show, to be held at the Adelaide Convention Centre 15-18 July 2004.  If you haven’t visited the Boat Show in the past two years, then you'll be astounded at the new look, new feel and the high quality of exhibits. More...

12 March 2004: Marine Industry Training & Careers Stakeholders' Forum

BIASA is running a Stakeholders' Forum on 22 March to discuss issues of training and training infrastructure, with a view to taking a cohesive approach across industry, educational institutions and government.   More...

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10 February 2004: Big year for Tinnie, Tackle & Dive Show

The show is geared for first-time boat buyers and outdoor adventurers seeking to add a new dimension to their weekend escapes.Visitors will find a wide range of boats on display from car-toppers or canoes to fish, explore, or just splash about in SA's waters.  More...

9 December 2003: Laidlaw picks up coveted industry award

In a first for Australian politicians, recently retired former Minister for Transport, Diana Laidlaw, was presented with the prestigious annual BIASA ‘Service to the Industry Award’ by the Minister John Hill at a ceremony to officially commission the new Marine House.  More...