The Myall River dredging program is on track for completion by the end of this month. Under the project, around 100,000m³ of sand will be removed from key waterways in the Hawks Nest and Tea Gardens area, including the Lower Myall River, Corrie Channel, and Eastern Channel. The sand will be stockpil
Ports North said that Smiths Creek 3 has now reached full operational capacity for the first time since the completion of the Cairns Shipping Development Project. Both sides of the wharf are now in use as in-water maintenance berths, capable of accommodating vessels up to 80 meters in length. The fa
Routine maintenance dredging has been taking place in the Fishing Boat Harbor, Mid West Ports Authority said. Also, stockpiled sand from Pages Beach will be trucked to St Georges Beach this week. “Dredging is essential to ensure safe vessel access and to support the continued operation of this impor
The Transport WA has advised mariners that dredging operations are underway in the Mandurah Estuary. The dredging is essential to remove built-up sediment from the Estuary to ensure that water routes remain safe and accessible, particularly with the busy summer boating period approaching. The campai
The Port of Brisbane Pty Ltd Marine team wrapped up a maintenance dredging project at the Jetty for the City of Moreton Bay recently. With the whale season approaching, the crew mobilized the Ken Harvey – a clamshell grab dredger – to remove sediment and ensure the waterway was deep enough for comme
The dredging and hydrographic survey activities will be undertaken at the Port of Ashburton in the following days. According to Pilbara Ports, this activity is scheduled to start on or about October 8, continuing for a period of up to 10 days. Maintenance dredging is required within the Wheatstone M
Port of Tauranga Limited said today that its associate company Northport Group Limited has obtained resource consent for its planned expansion. The Environment Court has approved updated conditions for the project, which involves nearly 12 hectares of reclamation and a 250-metre wharf extension, wit
The Te Ara Tupua coastal protection program in Wellington is in full swing, NZ Transport Agency Waka Kotahi said. “We’ve finished installing all the interlocking concrete blocks (Xblocks) along the sea shore, and we’ve started works to complete the walking and cycling path and rest areas. Work on th
NZ Transport Agency Waka Kotahi said that the first of 1,300 large concrete blocks, known as ‘hanbars’ have arrived onsite for recovery work at Mangahauini Gorge on SH35. Weighing between 5 and 10 tons each, these heavyweights will help form a new ‘roughened channel’ in the river that will help stea
NZ Transport Agency Waka Kotahi’s work on the Te Ara Tupua coastal protection program in Wellington is nearing its completion. “We’ve finished installing all the interlocking concrete blocks (Xblocks) along the sea shore, and we’ve started works to complete the walking and cycling path and rest area
Emergency dredging works have commenced this week to address southern breakthroughs and strengthen protection for Golden Beach and the Pumicestone Passage (Bribie Island), the State of Queensland said. The Office of the Coordinator-General is delivering these emergency works to protect Queensland’s
Parkes Shire Council has secured $133,220 from Transport for NSW Maritime’s Boating Infrastructure for Communities Grants Program and will co-contribute $52,480 towards the $185,700 project to deepen Lake Endeavour’s launch channel. This upgrade will make launching non-motorized watercraft safer, ea
