18 August 2026
TasPorts has completed the first phase of minor seabed levelling maintenance at the Port of Burnie, helping support safe navigation, efficient operations and continued operational continuity for customers and port users.
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17 August 2026
TasPorts has begun consultation on a new 30-year master plan, charting the long-term vision for Tasmania's four major ports at Bell Bay, Burnie, Devonport and Hobart.
12 August 2026
Communities across Tasmania will benefit from TasPorts refreshed Community Grant Program, with $100,000 in funding and in-kind support awarded to eight community projects.
08 August 2026
The Maritime Union of Australia and the Australian Maritime Officers Union have withdrawn their notices of protected industrial action at TasPorts' ports.
07 August 2026
Resilient performance amid challenging external conditions.
Why ports, freight and logistics need to be viewed as one connected supply chain — and why that matters for Tasmania’s productivity, resilience and long-term prosperity.
06 August 2026
TasPorts has received notice of protected industrial action by members of the Maritime Union of Australia and the Australian Maritime Officers Union from 6.00am Saturday as part of ongoing enterprise agreement negotiations.
05 August 2026
More than 12,900 tonnes of ageing wharf structure will be dismantled at the Port of Hobart over the next five months, as work begins to demolish Macquarie Wharf 6 and build a new home berth for Australia’s icebreaker RSV Nuyina.
30 July 2026
Specialised marine equipment has been mobilised on site at the Port of Devonport, as part of TasPorts' $240 million QuayLink Project, strengthening one of Tasmania's leading freight and tourism gateways.
14 July 2026
TasPorts’ Bell Bay Ship loader replacement project has reached an important milestone, with the first phase of design now complete.
10 July 2026
TasPorts has donated 20 refurbished phones and accessories to Tasmanian crisis service Jireh House, giving women and children leaving family violence access to secure devices, free from the tracking risks that can come with shared or monitored phones.
01 July 2026
TasPorts has completed its major maintenance dredging campaign at the Port of Devonport ahead of schedule; providing ongoing safe navigation at one of Tasmania’s key freight gateways, while achieving strong environmental outcomes.
