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Union calls off TasPorts action

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MARITIME UNIONS, the MUA and AMOU, have withdrawn their notices of protected industrial action against TasPorts and operations are continuing as normal [Saturday 8 August]....
Union calls off TasPorts action

Terminal steps for Devonport works

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SPECIALISED marine equipment has been mobilised on site at East Devonport’s Terminal 2 just as contractors at Terminal 3 report completion of gantry work. Terminal 2 is used...
Terminal steps for Devonport works

TASMANIA: Changing times in the Apple Isle

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New ships and extra capacity ensure Tasmania is well-placed to handle the fluctuations that inevitably come from the vagaries of international trade. "I couldn't quite believe the...
TASMANIA: Changing times in the Apple Isle

TasPorts seeking new Bell Bay customers

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TASPORTS is actively pursuing new opportunities for the port of Bell Bay and associated industrial area following last week’s confirmation no buyer has been found for the former...
TasPorts seeking new Bell Bay customers

Incat reels in Marlin

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BLACK Marlin, the Boskalis-owned semi-submersible float on-float-off that’s moved some of the world’s largest loads by sea, has arrived in Melbourne enroute to Hobart to load the...
Incat reels in Marlin

Spirits on the move

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TT LINE’s ro-paxes Spirit of Tasmania IV and Spirit of Tasmania V are in the process of swapping places as preparations continue for their late-October entry into Bass Strait...
Spirits on the move

IAPH adds TasPorts, NQBP as members

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THE TOKYO-headquartered International Association of Ports and Harbours has announced that TasPorts and North Queensland Bulk Ports have joined as a regular members. “The...
IAPH adds TasPorts, NQBP as members

ATSB wants safety upgrade for island trader

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STEERING gear failure on the small Bass Strait ro-ro Matthew Flinders III has led the Australian Transport Safety Bureau to issue safety recommendations to operator Bass Strait...
ATSB wants safety upgrade for island trader

Incat executes a backroll

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INCAT Tasmania on Friday marked a major construction milestone in its landmark electric ferry programme for Danish operator Molslinjen, successfully completing the rollback of...
Incat executes a backroll

Devonport dredging done and dusted

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TASPORTS has met its dredging goals at Devonport, successfully increasing depths across the port while achieving strong environmental outcomes, it says. The New Zealand-based...
Devonport dredging done and dusted

AMC launches Kongsberg dual-fuel and high-voltage simulator

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PROVIDING seafarers access to advanced training is the aim of a new Kongsberg high-voltage and diesel, methanol and electric engine simulator facility introduced at the Australian...
AMC launches Kongsberg dual-fuel and high-voltage simulator

TasPorts smoothing Burnie beds

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APPROXIMATELY 3,500 cubic metres of sand and sediment build-up will be redistributed within the port of Burnie during a bed-levelling campaign TasPorts is running until 24 June....
TasPorts smoothing Burnie beds

More Gray days in Tasmania

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ACTING TasPorts chief executive officer Captain Allan Gray has been appointed to the CEO position after the company searched for a replacement for Anthony Donald, who announced...
More Gray days in Tasmania

Dark MoFo spirit engulfs new ro-pax

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SPIRIT of Tasmania V relocated from Melbourne’s Station Pier to Hobart’s Macquarie Wharf over the weekend to begin hosting as a venue for MONA’s Dark Mofo festival, after which it...
Dark MoFo spirit engulfs new ro-pax

Labor proposes TT Line, TasPorts shake-up

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THE TASMANIAN Labor Opposition is touting a major overhaul of government business enterprises after highlighting what it claims is wastage of more than $3 billion since the...
Labor proposes TT Line, TasPorts shake-up