23 September 2022
The largest project investment at the Port of Stanley since 2006 gathers pace.
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21 September 2022
The Street Performance Program at the Port of Hobart aims to create more vibrant and appealing public spaces along Franklin Wharf.
07 September 2022
Hobart's waterfront is springing back to life after the COVID pandemic, with the port-side city providing even more for locals and visitors to enjoy...
01 September 2022
TasPorts has awarded nine community grants to projects across the state through the latest round of the company’s Community Grant Program.
19 August 2022
Click here for the most up-to-date information on TasPorts' response to the incident at the Port of Devonport.
Through a joint venture agreement, Hazell Bros Group Pty Ltd and Brady Marine & Civil Pty Ltd, have been awarded the contract for Project QuayLink, Devonport.
TasPorts has formally welcomed the return of Regional Express (Rex) to the Devonport Airport, with new services operating between Melbourne and Devonport.
18 August 2022
TasPorts recently formalised a new partnership with the May Queen Trust.
17 August 2022
With the salvaged York Cove and Campbell Cove wrecks on board the AAL Melbourne, the vessel has departed the Port of Devonport. Both tugs have been welded to their specially constructed cradles for the voyage to Brisbane.
12 August 2022
Both the York Cove and Campbell Cove tugs have been successfully salvaged from the riverbed of the Mersey River. Final preparations are now underway for both vessels to be shipped to Brisbane for wrecking.
In a major tug salvage milestone, the Campbell Cove wreck has been lifted from the riverbed of the Mersey River and is being prepared to make securing the wreck to the AAL Melbourne tween deck safer.
10 August 2022
The Campbell Cove tug was successfully lifted from the floor of the Mersey River. Unfortunately, the vessel was sitting in an unbalanced position when it was lifted requiring the Campbell Cove to be returned to the water for a new lift attempt at first light.
