From the entire TasPorts team, we wish you a happy and safe festive season. We look forward to working with you again in 2022. https://t.co/nfY1V96bFx
The @UNCTAD Review of Maritime Transport 2021 report has been released, providing an in-depth look into the global maritime industry over the last year. Australian ports facilitated the movement of 98% of the nation's trade. Read the full report here https://t.co/i4KYBAUlVD https://t.co/xYaapN5I9j
Project QuayLink β building a port for the future. Today we announced more details on our $240 million vision for the Port of Devonport, securing the port as a tourism and trade gateway. Find out more at https://t.co/1DZHdwI0ES https://t.co/HLajdVzAXD
This week, we fulfilled the long-held maritime tradition of the port plaque exchange with the Master of RSV ππΆπΊπͺπ―π’. We look forward to continuing to work closely with the @AusAntarctic and vessel operator @sercoaspac, supporting Antarctic research now and into the future. https://t.co/R6VXEe2YW9
TasPorts is looking forward to welcoming RSV ππΆπΊπͺπ―π’ on her maiden voyage to the Port of Hobart on Saturday 16 October. To ensure the safety of our community, we're implementing a temporary road closureπ§ More details can be found at https://t.co/IuAhlA7tsG
Every year we celebrate World Maritime Day and this year is no different π’This year we recognise the world's Seafarers - their contribution to keeping global economies afloat is invaluable! Thanks to each and every one of you π #WorldMaritimeDay https://t.co/18RDMTg47e
Yesterday we welcomed our second Rotor tug RT Sensation to the Port of Bell Bay. The vessel has completed a 13-day and 2,786 nautical mile journey from Port Hedland to Tasmania to join her sister tug RT Force in providing critical marine services to our customers! Welcome π https://t.co/xoHrexItLC
TasPorts is working closely with the Department of Health in the management of African Rook berthed at the Port of Bell Bay https://t.co/T4SZsNYosM