This notice is to advise that under the Port Management (Local Port) Regulations 2015
that Gippsland Ports intends to dispose of an unnamed 10m fibreglass motor cruiser, removed Newlands Arm, registration JT 608.
Notice to Dispose of Vessel Read More »
This notice is to advise that under the Port Management (Local Port) Regulations 2015 that Gippsland Ports intends to dispose of an unnamed 7.6m timber motor cruiser, removed from the Tambo River, registration FQ679.
Notice to Dispose of Vessel Read More »
Gippsland Ports receives ‘Highly Commended’ fcr the Port or Terminal of the Year Award.
2024 Australia Shipping and Maritime Industry Awards Read More »
The BBC Everest, chartered by ExxonMobil (Esso Australia), recently completed a significant mission to deliver vital infrastructure cargo for the Kipper Compressor Project…
BBC Everest Delivers Critical Cargo to Bass Strait Project Read More »
Project planning and the majority of approvals have been completed for the McLoughlins Beach Jetty Project with onsite construction works expected to commence in mid-March 2024. Read the full project update for February 2024 here.
McLoughlins Beach Jetty Project Update – February 2024 Read More »
Gippsland Ports (GP) are seeking the services of a suitably qualified contractor to scrap and dispose of an abandoned, 18m steel motor cruiser currently stored at Bullock Island Boatyard, Lakes Entrance.
Request for Quotation – Scrap and Dispose of Vessel Read More »
Following the removal of a number of abandoned vessels from the Gippsland Lakes, Gippsland Ports, as Port Manager under the Port Management Regulations 2015, intends to dispose of three vessels in early 2024.
Notice of Intention to Dispose of Vessels Read More »
Notice to Mariners No. 498 of 2023 Bar Crossing Warning
Bar Crossing Warning – Vessel Operators Intending to Risk Bar Crossings Read More »
VicGrid (division of Department of Energy, Environment and Climate Action) is excited to get started on their community engagement for Offshore Wind Transmission phase 2 Information Sessions throughout Gippsland.
Gippsland Ports is currently undertaking a series of customer surveys. Surveys have been completed with known customers (ie those that have used our services in the past two years), and Gippsland Ports is now seeking feedback from those who have used our facilities or services.
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