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Home›Green Marine›Boat runs aground near PM’s house
Green Marine

May 21, 2006 · about 20 years ago

Boat runs aground near PM’s house

A man who ran his boat onto rocks metres from the Sydney residences of the prime minister and governor-general has been charged with drink driving. Sydney Water Police said they found a motor cruiser aground on rocks at Kirribilli Point with a man, woman and three children on board about 7pm (AEST)

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A man who ran his boat onto rocks metres from the Sydney residences of the prime minister and governor-general has been charged with drink driving. Sydney Water Police said they found a motor cruiser aground on rocks at Kirribilli Point with a man, woman and three children on board about 7pm (AEST) on Sunday. Police had to obtain the permission of the Australian Protective Services to access the boat as it was near Admiralty House and Kirribilli House.

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