The Government trawlers Koraaga and Gunundaal had a collision on the night of Monday, 14 February 1916.
The Gunundaal, when coming alongside No 5 wharf Woolloomooloo Bay collided with the Koraaga.
The Gunundaal had her stem twisted towards the starboard quarter and the Koraagahad her starboard side abreast of the refrigeration hatch damaged.
The damage to both vessels was estimated at £600 with the Gunundaal having to be repaired before she could go to sea again.

On Monday 16 July 1917 the Koraaga found the Swift, an 86 ft (26 m) motor launch, which was drifting between three and four miles east of Botany, as her engine had broken and it was brought into Sydney.
The Government trawlers Koraaga and Gunundaal had a collision on the night of Monday, 14 February 1916. The Gunundaal, when coming alongside No 5 wharf Woolloomooloo Bay collided with the Koraaga. The Gunundaal had her stem twisted towards the starboard quarter and the Koraagahad her starboard side abreast of the refrigeration hatch damaged. The damage to both vessels was estimated at £600 with the Gunundaal having to be repaired before she could go to sea again.
On Monday 16 July 1917 the Koraaga found the Swift, an 86 ft (26 m) motor launch, which was drifting between three and four miles east of Botany, as her engine had broken and it was brought into Sydney.
ST Koraaga (1914)