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Latest News

2nd June

Infrastructure update: Sisters Beach

MAST thanks the residents of Sisters Beach and boaters who use this facility for their patience. What improvements have been made? – Removal of the existing timber jetty that was end of life.– Construction of a new stepped concrete jetty.– The new jetty is accessible at the majority of tides.– Bottom section of boat ramp…

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2nd June

Winter checks can get you back on the water safely

Focusing on boat maintenance now means fewer surprises and less unexpected costs when warm weather arrives. Tasmanian waterways during the cooler months are traditionally quieter, with fewer boaters out and about, and many not using their vessels again until the weather warms in spring.  Winter is the perfect time to get on top of boating-related maintenance jobs that…

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26th May

Emergency situations

Being prepared for emergency situations is about planning every trip in detail before heading out on the water. Here are five essential safety steps all boaters should take to be as safe as possible when at sea. Recently published on Nautilus Marine Insurance’s website, this article by MAST’s Storm Eastley – Senior Recreational Boating Safety…

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Latest Notices to Mariners

M213-26(T) River Derwent, Geilston Bay – Sunken Vessel

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M213-26(T) River Derwent, Geilston Bay – Sunken Vessel Mariners are advised that a 9-metre motor launch has sunk in position Latitude 42o 50.302S, Longitude 147o 20.492E. Mariners are requested to navigate with caution in the area.

  • River Derwent, Geilston Bay
  • Published on 5 Jun 2026

M212-26(T) Stringers Bay – Marine Farming Lease 244 – Aid to Navigation

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M212-26(T) Stringers Bay – Marine Farming Lease 244 – Aid to Navigation Mariners are advised that the port marker located at Latitude 43°20.923’S, Longitude 147°03.485’E is currently unlit. Mariners should navigate with caution in the area.

  • Stringers Bay
  • Published on 5 Jun 2026

M210-26 River Tamar, Beauty Point and West Arm – Autonomous Underwater Vehicle Deployment

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M210-26 River Tamar, Beauty Point and West Arm – Autonomous Underwater Vehicle Deployment  Mariners are advised that an untethered autonomous underwater vehicle (AUV) will be deployed in the autonomous operations area at Beauty Point and West Arm from Thursday 4 June to Friday 5 June 2026, between 09:00 and 17:00 hours. The AUV will conduct…

  • River Tamar
  • Published on 4 Jun 2026

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