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TasPorts responding to incident at Port of Devonport

28 January 2022

TasPorts responding to incident at Port of Devonport

TasPorts is continuing to actively manage an incident at the Port of Devonport following a collision between Goliath and TasPorts tugs Campbell Cove and York Cove.

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TasPorts launches inaugural Community Grant Program

20 January 2022

TasPorts launches inaugural Community Grant Program

TasPorts has launched its inaugural Community Grant Program, offering one-off grants up to $5,000 to support local projects, events and initiatives that benefit local communities surrounding Tasmanian commercial and community ports.

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TasPorts investing to support King Island shipping

17 January 2022

TasPorts investing to support King Island shipping

The Port of Devonport will soon have additional capacity to support King Island’s freight task

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TasPorts Project QuayLink - building a port for the future

09 December 2021

TasPorts Project QuayLink - building a port for the future

TasPorts $240 million investment at the Port of Devonport secures the port as a tourism and trade gateway for the future.

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TasPorts welcomes King Island Scheelite announcement

16 November 2021

TasPorts welcomes King Island Scheelite announcement

King Island port operator, the Tasmanian Ports Corporation Pty Ltd (TasPorts), has welcomed King Island Scheelite Limited’s announcement last week confirming that the redevelopment of the Dolphin Tungsten Mine is proceeding following shareholder approval.

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Community on board with TasPorts tours

15 November 2021

Community on board with TasPorts tours

The inaugural ‘Tour with TasPorts’ took place at the Port of Hobart earlier this month.

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Nuyina - Officially home at the Port of Hobart

11 November 2021

Nuyina - Officially home at the Port of Hobart

Early today, TasPorts Chief Executive Officer Anthony Donald fulfilled the long-held maritime tradition of the port plaque exchange with Serco Master of RSV Nuyina Paul Clarke.

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TasPorts welcomes RSV Nuyina to Tasmania

16 October 2021

TasPorts welcomes RSV Nuyina to Tasmania

The Port of Hobart has cemented its place as the international gateway to the Southern Ocean with the arrival of the Australian Antarctic Divisions (AAD) new icebreaker, RSV Nuyina today.

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A Sensational Addition to the Fleet

28 September 2021

A Sensational Addition to the Fleet

Following a 13-day and 2,786 nautical mile journey from Port Hedland, TasPorts has welcomed second Rotortug RT Sensation to its towage fleet at the Port of Bell Bay.

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Formalised partnership with the Maritime Museum of Tasmania

20 July 2021

Formalised partnership with the Maritime Museum of Tasmania

The Maritime Museum of Tasmania is one of Australia’s longest established community-based volunteer organisations promoting, caring and advocating for Tasmania’s maritime heritage.

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TasPorts enabling Tasmania’s green hydrogen future

22 June 2021

TasPorts enabling Tasmania’s green hydrogen future

TasPorts is at the forefront of enabling Tasmania’s green hydrogen future with the announcement today that it has signed an Option Agreement with Australian Fortescue Future Industries.

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TasPorts welcomes RT Force, the first Rotortug operating on the East Coast of Australia

17 June 2021

TasPorts welcomes RT Force, the first Rotortug operating on the East Coast of Australia

TasPorts has welcomed RT Force to its towage fleet at the Port of Bell Bay.

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