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Thank you to the Australian Cruise Association for having us at your recent Tasmanian workshops. It was great to see so many highly engaged businesses in the room ready to welcome cruise ships back for the Tasmanian 2022/23 cruise season. https://t.co/VjZ2P6viwo

3 days ago

Today we celebrate the 12th annual Day of the Seafarer. This years' campaign looks at how seafarer voyages have evolved over time. Follow #SeafarerJourney to discover journeys from seafarers from across the globe. https://t.co/Mtg21aBbDq

25 Jun

We're proud to support the $64M @TasRail Shiploader Project at the Port of Burnie. The project will double the average hourly load rate at port, while securing Tasmania's mining industry future. Find out more at https://t.co/WetWYaA8UF https://t.co/eF2NtZy3MN

20 Jun

Today is World Oceans Day 🌊 TasPorts is dedicated to reducing our impact on the environment - find out what we're doing as a collective to help our oceans https://t.co/tjQrF9enoe #WorldOceanDay2022 https://t.co/FNKxgMdtc4

08 Jun

It's World Bee Day 🐝Did you know TasPorts collaborate with Biosecurity Tasmania to support a number of sentinel hives at our ports as part of the National Bee Pest Surveillance Program? Find out more https://t.co/iDrzRShOAJ https://t.co/aRBV9VhUTj

20 May

TasPorts has commenced proceedings against the owners of the cement carrier Goliath that allided with two TasPorts’ tugs that consequently sank in the Mersey River in Devonport. https://t.co/q8l75bGQ63

19 May

TasPorts Senior Development Lead Mark recently presented as part of the @blueeconomycrc Tasmania and Flanders Green Hydrogen in Marine and Shipping webinar. Thank you to Blue Economy and the other presenters, it was a great event. Watch the full webinar at https://t.co/ddDaNNC7R1

19 May

This week we celebrated the legacy of Tasmania's first Harbour Master as we awarded the TasPorts Charles Black Memorial Scholarship for 2022. Congratulations to aspiring Maritime Engineer and AMC student Lachlan https://t.co/lPzE3KudMD https://t.co/q82zI0JX48

17 May

Where we operate

TasPorts is a state-owned company responsible for eleven Tasmanian ports and the Devonport Airport. We are a vertically integrated organisation, providing a diverse range of port and marine operations and services around Tasmania. TasPorts proudly connects people, products and solutions for the benefit of all Tasmanians.

Major Port
Community Port
Cargo Port
Managed Port

Agricultural Products
Antarctic Supplies
General Cargo
Passengers
Dry Bulk
Fuel/Gas
Liquid Bulk
Ore/Mineral Bulk
Renewable Energy
Vehicles
Wood Products
Emergency Flights

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Latest Projects

Devonport East Redevelopment

The Devonport East Redevelopment provides a generational opportunity for TasPorts to future proof the Port of Devonport, with leading-edge port technology and sustainability initiatives and provide the capacity Tasmania needs for the next 50 years.

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Macquarie Wharf Redevelopment

The redevelopment of Macquarie Wharf will position the Port of Hobart as the international gateway to the Southern Ocean, actively supporting world-class Antarctic exploration and scientific research whilst also enabling growth in key trade areas such as bulk export (forestry), containers and tourism (cruise ships).

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Selfs Point Fire System Upgrade

TasPorts is investing more than $8 million to secure and support the future of southern Tasmania’s fuel supply, at the Selfs Point fuel transit facility. Located on the Derwent River, the facility is approximately five kilometres north of Hobart’s city centre.

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Careers at TasPorts

TasPorts employs more than 300 people across Tasmania.

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MAC 02

MAC 02 on Hobart’s iconic waterfront is TasPorts’ premier indoor venue, ideal for your medium to large corporate event, concert, or trade show.

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