Condon Marine Services

12/08/2026

Blue skies, big power.

Grady-White 375 Freedom, triple 450 V8 Yamahas

Grady-White Boats Official by Short Marine NZ

08/08/2026

CMS offers support across the Pacific Islands for both Seakeeper and general shipwright and boat building work.

Seakeeper technician Josh has wrapped up another couple of jobs in Fiji this week.

If your looking for support across the Pacific, give us a call

28/06/2026

Teak Transformation: Part 1! Old decking out, surfaces prepped, and fresh panels in the making. Follow along as we craft a deck that’s going to be a showstopper. Stay tuned for Part 2!

17/06/2026

Limited Run: Remanufactured Seakeeper 6 & Seakeeper 9 — 35% Off

For a limited time, we have access to a small number of Remanufactured Seakeeper 6 and Seakeeper 9 units, available at 35% off.

This is a rare opportunity for owners to get the comfort, stability, and confidence of a Seakeeper gyro at a significantly reduced price.

Perfect for owners who have been considering a gyro upgrade but have been waiting for the right moment.

The catch is, its only available only until 30 June, and strictly while stock lasts.

Talk to the team at Condon Marine Services to confirm suitability, pricing, and installation options for your vessel.

Condon Marine Services
Authorised Seakeeper dealer and installer.

11/06/2026

When the call comes, we go. Two of our team just flew to Fiji on short notice to support a superyacht program - because delivering top-tier service doesn’t stop at the horizon. Whether it’s local or across the Pacific, we’re there to keep your vessel in prime condition.

04/06/2026

Good Morning from

29/05/2026

Premium boats deserve premium care.

The yard has been full lately with some incredible vessels in for maintenance, detailing, repairs, upgrades and ongoing service work. It’s a good reminder of why so many owners, skippers and marine professionals choose Tamaki Marine Park as their service destination.

With specialist businesses like Condon Marine Services, Gloss Boats and the wider Tamaki Marine Park team all in one place, owners can access high-quality marine trades, premium detailing, refit support and trusted maintenance services in one convenient location.

Whether it’s routine maintenance, cosmetic work, technical installs or keeping a vessel looking and performing at its best, this is where premium boats come to be looked after properly.

23/04/2026

The winter program is underway at CMS.

Now is the time to make the call and get your boat in over the off season for maintenance and alterations in our all weather facility at

Repairs, refits, alterations, stabilization, we can handle it.

Bigger projects involving lots of moving parts? Let our team manage your project for you with one point of contact instead of juggling multiple trades.

Current projects:
64
RIB
315
GT60
PB65yachts

13/03/2026

23/11/2025

Good morning Mr Shane Jones.

We trust you have had a good nights rest and time for reflection. The thousands of us that attended have slept well and had a fantastic day out with no known incidents reported. You are going to just love the drone shots!

We just wanted to reach out to you in relation to your meeting this afternoon with some people in the recreational sector. It was good of you to get in touch with them. We are still yet to hear from you. Just your political opposition.

In relation to your Facebook video yesterday we wanted to ask for clarity on a couple of comments you made.

1. You mention that these Marlin Bycatch will be monitored by Cameras on these vessels.

Response. Will this be the same cameras that you are lobbying to limit on commercial vessels? is it the same cameras that had a failure rate of up to 80% in its first year. Is it the same cameras that are monitored by a company who is owned by the commercial fishing sector? Please confirm.

2. You mention there are some anxieties and misinformation around yesterday.

Response. Can you please let us know what information this was that the organisers have put out there? We would be happy to amend these if they are wrong. We will wait for your contact on this.

3. You so kindly mentioned that this is a powerful lobbying group.

Response. Apparently yesterday you knew nothing about us. Can you please tell us how we have become so powerful in the space of 24 hours? I think we know the answer.

4. You mention “you strike me, I strike you” and then say you look forward to constructive dialogue. But less than a minute earlier you were calling them “exchanges”.

Response. Shane this is quite an aggressive response to a meeting that you are rushing to. We appreciate you may be a bit on edge as this is the largest public push back you have faced in your career. But take a step back. 3 deep breaths and relax. I can send you a link to a good mindfulness audiobook if you need.

Finally you have mentioned “mischievous mythology’s” (I’m glad I typed that, and didn’t have to say it).

Response. Them some big words without substance. What mythology’s are these? Or did you just get off the Playstation and forgot you weren’t playing God of War anymore. There must have been a lot of missed calls from what the reporters have told me. But hey we all need down time.

Mr Shane, you saw some numbers yesterday that even we were not expecting. This was a 5 knot day where many other decided to go fishing.

✅ We have had people drive from as far as 6 hours away and sleep in their cars and boats overnight
✅ We had people in the harbour flying the flags in $4m boats
✅ We had people who couldn’t afford boats and just strapped some rods to their cars
✅ We had every race and nationality in NZ representing this movement yesterday.
✅ We have had nearly every fishing personality support this and share this internationally
✅ We had the Captain of the Maori All Blacks volunteering his time and voice

You have a very small window of time to amend these unfair and un-Kiwi like proposals. Everybody knows these are just loopholes to exploit in the future.

Those flags yesterday are not disposable. Those people are not staying quiet. The organisers are ready to go again. Next time we go to Northland and we remind your electorate who exactly is asking for their vote.

Then….. We go nationwide. All at once, all coordinated. In every major city in NZ. We go to the roads, to the water and to the air. We could probably even get a spaceship!

Fishermen and women are from all walks of life and fishermen and women have had enough.

This is what we did with Zero budget and zero experience.

Maybe it’s time you starting actually putting New Zealand First

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