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'Three Times Faster': The $12.9m Dredging Investment

TasPorts commenced dredging to remove up to 470,000 cubic meters of sediment, ensuring safe navigation and maintaining port depth under a new 10-year sea dumping permit.

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Help could be at hand to tackle dredging issues at Whanganui Port. Associate Transport Minister James Meager was in Whanganui this week to announce an $8...

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'Three times faster': The $12.9m dredging investment

Help could be at hand to tackle dredging issues at Whanganui Port. Associate Transport Minister James Meager was in Whanganui this week to announce an $8...

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Keeping the Spirit on track? Major dredging starts in key shipping channel

TasPorts commences its major 14-week dredging operation at Port of Devonport to ensure safe navigational depths for critical freight and tourism. Discover how they mitigate environmental impact.

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The Advocate broke the news in on Tuesday, March 10, 2026.
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