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Latest News

18th May

Infrastructure improvement – Swan Bay pontoon, Great Lake

Over the years, MAST has received feedback from boaters that the ‘step up’ onto the pontoon at Swan Bay was difficult and potentially unsafe. In response, MAST has designed and installed a prototype transition ramp at Swan Bay. To help determine whether this design improves the usability and safety of the pontoon, MAST encourages users…

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30th April

MAST AGFEST Boat Show 2026

And that’s a wrap! Thanks to everyone who visited the MAST site at AGFEST 2026! It was great to chat with so many people about boating safety in Tasmania. A big thank you to our BoatSafe partners who exhibited at this year’s AGFEST, and each of them helped to make the 2026 MAST AGFEST Boat…

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10th April

Infrastructure improvements – Sisters Beach

*Updated 24 April 2026* On-site works have now commenced at Sisters Beach boat ramp. The old jetty has been demolished, and work has commenced on building the new structure. What does this mean for the facility? While this phase of the project is being undertaken, it is necessary to close this facility. Once the demolition…

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Latest Notices to Mariners

M195-26 Macquarie Harbour – Betsys Bay & Liberty Bay – Research Area Closed

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M195-26 Macquarie Harbour – Betsys Bay & Liberty Bay – Research Area Closed Mariners are advised that the research area previously declared in the vicinity of Betsys Bay and Liberty Bay, Macquarie Harbour, for the University of Tasmania’s Institute for Marine and Antarctic Studies endangered species rehabilitation project, is now closed. The research area was…

  • Macquarie Harbour
  • Published on 22 May 2026

M186-26(T) Cape Sorell – Wave Rider Buoy

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M186-26(T) Cape Sorell – Wave Rider Buoy Mariners are advised that the wave rider buoy located at Latitude 42° 11.940′ S, Longitude 145° 3.300′ E, is currently off station. A further notice will be issued once the buoy has been reinstated in position. Mariners are requested to navigate with caution in the area.

  • Cape Sorell
  • Published on 13 May 2026

M176-26(T) Port of Devonport, Mersey River – Aid to Navigation Maintenance

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M176-26(T) Port of Devonport, Mersey River – Aid to Navigation Maintenance Mariners are advised that aid to navigation repair and maintenance works will be carried out in the Mersey River from Monday, 4 May to Wednesday, 10 June 2026. During this period, works will include the replacement of the Beacon No. 2 and Beacon No.…

  • Port of Devonport, Mersey River
  • Published on 4 May 2026

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