TasPorts has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the H2U Group that will see the pair investigate the feasibility of developing a large-scale green hydrogen and ammonia production and export facility
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TasPorts secures 30-year lease agreement with Bass Strait shipping provider
Tasports and leading Australian Bass Strait shipping provider Strait Link have reached a milestone agreement that will allow the operator to continue running services from the Port of Burnie for up to
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TasPorts appoints four new board members
TasPorts has appointed a new chair and three new non-executive directors to its board as it ramps up delivery of major infrastructure projects critical to Tasmania’s economic growth.
Seasoned company
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Strait Link deal to bring security to the Port of Burnie
The signing of a lease for up to 30 years for the Port of Burnie’s Terminal 4 has been hailed as a win for freight between Tasmania and the mainland.
TasPorts and Strait Link signed a Heads of Agreement
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Tasmanian logistics shake-up set to continue?
Spirit of … Scotland? Why new Spirit ships are half a world away
When Tasmanian Premier Jeremy Rockliff recently announced a new berth at Devonport to house the two new Spirit of Tasmania vessels likely wouldn’t be completed until February 2027, an exasperated sigh
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ACCC has success with new market power provision
TasPorts agrees in Federal Court on lessening competition finding
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ACCC takes new power to TasPorts fight
Watchdog alleges monopoly power used to block towage and pilotage entrant
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TasPorts unveils master plan for port upgrades
Leadership sees developments ‘future-proofing’ crucial transport infrastructure
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New King Island shipping service launched officially.
The John Duigan begins regular calls in triangular loop
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