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Community
Radio Club comes to Mariners' Park
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Merchant Navy medal recipient Captain Jerry Mooney reflects on his career and service in training and mentoring deck officers
Equality
Prestigious new port location for maritime women's stories
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Third officer Scarlett Barnett-Smith on qualifying as an OOW, and changing stereotypes
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Second engineer Allan Dickson raises the flag for a Merchant Navy career
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An unconventional career: from coffee and tobacco processing to canal lock operator
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Navigating the Port of Bridgwater with Captain Jessica Tyson
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Perseverance and pedalling against adversity pay off for vessel traffic services officer Christine McLean
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Frank Broeksma on being a heavylift and cargo vessel master
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Master Harald Ludwig on his inland waterways experience
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Cadet Fraser McNally on planning ahead for his career
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Retired mooring master Bill Hughes on respecting the sea, fond memories of New Zealand and starting a new business
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Tugmaster Lorna Baird on sea blindness, ship-handling and volunteering
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Merchant Navy Medal recipient Captain Stephen Gudgeon spent forty years at sea and still revels in the magic of crossing the Panama Canal
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Merchant Navy Medal awardee Heather Enness tells what it is like to be a 'mummy at sea'
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Neil Nadkar on engine types, seeing the world, the Nautilus Professional and Technical Forum and training with Tenzing Norgay
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Nautilus members share their maritime journeys for Day of the Seafarer
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Inland waterways ferry skipper Jeroen van de Voort on Union support, GPS and what he might do when he grows up
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Officer of the Watch Dawn Franklyn hopes to see more action on improving seafarers' mental health
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Dynamic Positioning Officer Karley Smith's career heads ashore
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Former yacht purser Samantha Morris raises the flag for mental health in maritime
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Marine consultant Gareth Mathias on professional development, Union volunteering and maritime charities
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Yacht captain Brendan O'Shannassy on the importance of a union for yacht crew
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Emma Walters on working in the RFA and the importance of being part of a Union
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Chief officer Georgina Lindsay on transitioning from the Merchant Navy to the yacht sector
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RFA first officer Emma-Louise Elgar calls for the removal of the social stigma attached to new parents returning to sea
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Fleet safety trainer Steve May came late to trade unionism but is now one of Nautilus's biggest advocates
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Time well spent retraining in the pandemic
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Nautilus Champion Charlie Gibbons on being a skipper and patrolling Army sea ranges
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A new adventure every day
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Cadet Ella Mackinem has never had a dull moment from the minute her educational compass was reset towards a career at sea
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Engineer Pavol Belina can feel like a glorified plumber while visiting paradise
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Cadet David Pirie is speeding through his bucket list
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Third Officer Ross Cleland maxes his professional development
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Acting chief stewardess Sofiia Skorokhod steps up during the pandemic
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Petra van den Corput thrives on deck with hard work and responsibility
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Cruise ship Safety Officer Martel Fursdon juggles a busy schedule of port calls
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Marine engineering cadet Sarah Hartley-Rudd on ticking Australia off her bucket list
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First officer Pip Whalley is proud to be helping develop the world's energy resources
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Keeping 'big engines' in good running order is in the blood for third engineer Shannon Gray
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Cruiseship first officer Jennie Doyle's career highlight was sailing in the wake of her Antarctic heroes
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Lawyer Chaynee Hodgetts rates her transition from ship to shore for a life of maritime academia
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Pay attention to equality 'basics' to encourage more women at sea, says Catherine Wannell
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Second officer Sam Belfitt talks career opportunities
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