21 October 2026
A TasPorts Community Grant recently supported the work of WRAPS Association Inc. (Waste Reducing Activities by Providing Solutions), a volunteer‑run organisation on Flinders Island dedicated to reducing waste and improving local resource management through practical, community‑driven solutions.
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19 October 2026
TasPorts will undertake an independent strategic review of the future ownership and operating model of the Burnie Chip Export Terminal (BCET) as the terminal enters a significant reinvestment cycle.
16 September 2026
TasPorts has completed its largest environmental remediation program at the Mersey Slipway in Devonport, clearing the way for the site to become one of the largest slipways and working yards for the tug, fishing and aquaculture fleets in southern Australia.
11 September 2026
TasPorts has received formal notice from the Maritime Union of Australia (MUA) and Australian Maritime Officers Union (AMOU) of protected industrial action commencing at 6.00am on Saturday, 12 September 2026.
02 September 2026
TasPorts General Manager Planning and Development Jarred Moore shares his perspective on why port readiness must be recognised as a fundamental pillar of Australia’s offshore wind success.
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.
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The Maritime Union of Australia and the Australian Maritime Officers Union have withdrawn their notices of protected industrial action at TasPorts' ports.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.
