that Šantić was a director of Oceanic Victor Pty Ltd. With fellow director Michael "Mick" Dyer (who is also Šantić's Tuna International's Operations Manager) and long-term friend and advisor Emma Forster, the company intended to offer offshore marine tourism opportunities for visitors to the Victor Harbor area. The company proposed to use the kiosk at Granite Island as a departure point, from which tourists would be taken by boat to an offshore facility where they would be able to feed and swim with fish, and watch them from and underwater observatory. The attraction opened to the public in 2017. Personal life Šantić came to Australia with his family in 1958, aged six. His parents lived in Geelong, Victoria, for the next eight years, after which Tony and his mother moved to Port Lincoln, South Australia. In 1996, about nine years after the death from Hodgkin's disease of his first wife, Sonya, Šantić married Christine, his family's former cleaning lady. The couple shared three Melbourne Cup victories together with their racehorse, Makybe Diva. In 2006 Šantić and his wife separated, with the divorce being finalised in 2008, involving the carve-up of his $200 million business. On 25 April 2009, he married his third wife, Deslee Kennedy, who had been his media manager. Šantić has three children, Emily Šantić, born to his first wife, Sonya, Joseph Šantić, born on 8 March 1989 to his second wife, Christine, and Charli Rose, born in October 2009 to his third wife. He was also stepfather to Christine's children, Leith, Adam and Bianca, from her first marriage. References Living people 1952 births Croatian emigrants to Australia Australian racehorse owners and breeders People from Geelong Australian fishers People from Port Lincoln Aquaculture in Australia