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Latest News

22nd May

Binalong Bay boat ramp closure

The Binalong Bay boat ramp will be closed from 7am Monday 26th of May 2025 to 7am Saturday 31st May, to allow for a ramp extension. Regular updates will be provided on the progress of the works and any changes to closure dates. For further information, please contact MAST on (03) 6235 8853 or email…

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11th April

Geilston Bay Update

Here’s a quick reminder of what the ramp upgrade and new pontoon will look like when completed. Unfortunately, our supplier has advised that the new pontoon won’t arrive until after Easter. The good news is the piles are in and the abutment is complete — all that’s left is the pontoon itself, which can be…

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10th April

Geilston Bay Boat Ramp

Geilston Bay update 10 April 2025 The boat ramp works have now been completed and the ramp is open for use. Once the new pontoon arrives from the supplier, installation will require a temporary closure of the ramp. Further updates will be provided once the installation date is confirmed. MAST thanks all users for their…

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Latest Notices to Mariners

M222-25 Port of Hobart – Domain Boat Ramp and Jetty – Temporary Closure

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M222-25 Port of Hobart – Domain Boat Ramp and Jetty  – Temporary Closure Mariners are advised that the Domain Boat Ramp and Jetty are closed to public access until June 11 2025, due to a shore-side event occurring as part of Dark Mofo.

  • Port of Hobart
  • Published on 28 May 2025

M221-25 River Derwent, Howrah – Floating log

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M221-25 River Derwent, Howrah – Floating log Mariners are advised there is a large log floating off Howrah Beach. Mariners should navigate with caution in the area.  

  • Howrah
  • Published on 27 May 2025

M220-25 River Tamar – Beauty Point – Autonomous Underwater Vehicle Deployment

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M220-25 River Tamar – Beauty Point – Autonomous Underwater Vehicle Deployment Mariners are advised that a 7.6m autonomous underwater vehicles (AUV) will be operating in the Beauty Point area from Tuesday 27 May 2025 until Thursday 29 May 2025. The AUV will be launched at the wharf in Beauty Point and operated between 0900 hours…

  • Beauty Point
  • Published on 26 May 2025

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