Loch Sport Hotel Jetty Sand Accumulation
Gippsland Ports is working to obtain the relevant permits and approvals to remove the accumulated sand at the Loch Sport Jetty as soon as possible.
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Sewage Pump-Out on the Gippsland Lakes
To help to maintain the health of the Gippsland Lakes, Gippsland Ports provides sewage pump-out facilities at a number of different locations around the Lakes.
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Expression of Interest – MV Undine Purchase and Removal
Gippsland Ports is seeking expressions of interest for purchase and removal of a 10.7m (35’) timber vessel “MV Undine” from the Paynesville boatyard. The vessel was abandoned and removed from the waterway by Gippsland Ports in late 2022. The vessel is currently unseaworthy and in need of repair.
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Navigation Warning Advice on Ocean Access Bars and Crossings
Gippsland Ports is the Local Port Manager for 5 Local Ports and 4 Waterways; each of the following ports and waterways has an ocean access…
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Time to check your boat?
Every year Gippsland Ports’ Maritime Services Team responds to vessels in our ports and waterways that are sinking and/or leaking contaminants.
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Maritime Safety Alert – Carbon Monoxide
Stay safe from exposure to carbon monoxide (CO).
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CCTV Installation at Public Jetties
Gippsland Ports has recently completed the first stage of CCTV surveillance camera installation at a number of public berthing facilities on the Gippsland Lakes. As the demand for itinerant public berthing continues to grow, Gippsland Ports Maritime Services is seeking to ensure that all boaters have fair and reasonable access to public wharves and jetty
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Watch Your Wake
Waterway users will be aware that our lakes are a fragile environment. Fish, wildlife habitat, shorelines and shoreline structures such as jetties and berthed vessels are vulnerable to damage from boat wake. Vessel operators are reminded of the need to respect the environment and other waterway users by reducing the wake generated by their vessel.
 Official Opening of Port Welshpool Long Jetty
South Gippsland Shire Council has invited the community to the official opening of the Port Welshpool Long Jetty on Friday 21 June at midday. A Welcome to Country Ceremony will be performed by the Gunaikurnai Land and Waters Aboriginal Corporation to begin the ceremony followed by speakers and a ribbon cutting. The Long Jetty
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Tassie Hay for NSW Farmers arrives at Port Welshpool
Approximately 360 large round bales of drought relief hay arrived at Port Welshpool early am Sunday following a voyage from Bridport in Tasmania on the Mathew Flinders III. The bulk fodder was unloaded by 3 telehandlers and stored at the GP depot prior to being loaded on to semi and B double trailers for transport
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