Ross River Work Moves Forward
The Port of Townsville’ grab dredger is moving ahead with the sand removal operations from the Ross River ...
read more →Horseshoe Bay Plan Available
The Queensland’s Townsville City Council is seeking comments on a draft Shoreline Erosion Management Plan ...
read more →Gold Coast Projects Move Forward
It’s full steam ahead for the City of Gold Coast, Queensland, ongoing coastal protection program, with construction ...
read more →CHEC Kicks Off Tibar Port Works
Chinese Harbor Engineering Co Ltd (CHEC) has officially started construction of the Port of Tibar in Timor-Leste ...
read more →WEA Makes Good Progress in NZ
The Wynyard Edge Alliance (WEA) team has been working hard lately making a good progress on the America’s Cup ...
read more →Reinforcing Whyalla Breakwater
The City of Whyalla, South Australia, has announced that the construction works on the third stage of the ...
read more →Highlights of the Week
Dredging Today brings you an overview of the most popular stories from the past week (July 8-14, 2019). ...
read more →Tweed River Dredging Kicks Off
The sand dredging operations on the Tweed River entrance – part of the New South Wales Government’s ...
read more →Dredging Works in Tallebudgera
The annual Tallebudgera and Currumbin Creek dredging campaigns will again occur during the winter and spring ...
read more →Fighting Erosion at West Beach
The Government of South Australia has just released an update on the West Beach and Henley Beach South coastal ...
read more →New Sand Arrives at Glenelg
Annual sand recycling is underway with sand being pumped to replenish beaches from Glenelg to Kingston Park in ...
read more →Nelly Bay Sand Scheme Underway
The Queensland’s Townsville City Council just announced that the works on a project to prevent beach sand ...
read more →Protecting Fraser Coastline
Fraser Coast Regional Council is planning for increased threats of erosion and higher storm tides along the ...
read more →POAL Dumping Consent Granted
The Environmental Protection Authority (EPA) has granted consent to Ports of Auckland Limited (POAL) to dispose of ...
read more →Building Cairns Dredge Pipeline
Ports North has just released this very interesting video about construction works on a dredge pipeline, part of ...
read more →Quinns Beach Works on the Way
Long-term coastal management works to address erosion along Quinns Beach will continue in the coming financial ...
read more →Mandurah Sand Bypassing Starts
An annual coastal maintenance work to ensure safe navigation at Mandurah Ocean Entrance and to widen Town Beach is ...
read more →Dredging Science Node Report
The Western Australian Marine Science Institution (WAMSI) is to release a synthesis of research report on one of ...
read more →Ports North’s Plan Moves Forward
Ports North’s Port Master Planning Project has taken an important step forward with the appointment of GHD Advisory ...
read more →Highlights of the Week
Dredging Today brings you an overview of the most popular stories from the past week (July 1-7, 2019). One ...
read more →Further Shoaling in Reeve Channel
A recent bathymetric survey has identified further shoaling in the Gippsland Lakes’ Reeve Channel between ...
read more →Weipa Dredging Enters Final Stage
The Queensland’s Port of Weipa maintenance dredging work has entered the final stage, with 2 million cubic ...
read more →Coomera Dredging Almost Done
A dredging campaign in the Coomera River supporting safe and navigable waterways access for the Gold Coast’s ...
read more →Trinity Inlet Dredging Kicks Off
Cairns’ $127 million Shipping Development is one step closer to unlocking a tourism bonanza for the region with ...
read more →Highlights of the Week
Dredging Today brings you an overview of the most popular stories from the past week (June 24-30, 2019). ...
read more →Rosslyn Bay Dredging Progresses
Maintenance dredging work of the Rosslyn Bay Harbor in Queensland, conducted by Hall Contracting, is nearing its ...
read more →UNSW Takes on Climate Change
A multi-disciplinary team led by University of New South Wales (UNSW) Sydney researchers is releasing the first ...
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