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Latest News

10th April

Infrastructure improvements – Sisters Beach

Works on the new Sisters Beach landing stage will commence on Monday, 13 April 2026, marking an important upgrade to local marine infrastructure. Construction will be staged, with activity gradually increasing over the first two weeks of the project. This approach will help minimise disruption while the site is prepared for the main works. What…

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9th April

Easter on the water: Be prepared, Be safe, Be boatwise

Recently, Storm Eastley, MAST’s Senior Recreational Boating Safety Officer, wrote the following article to help Tasmanian boaters stay safe over Easter. As Easter approaches, we are all looking forward to a break, organising get-togethers, and, for many, planning time on the water. But increased activity on our waterways increases the risk of accidents. At peak…

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2nd April

Facilities update – Lake Crescent Boat Ramp

The new timber walkway at the Lake Crescent boat ramp is now complete, making access to the lake easier and safer. This upgrade improves: • Access to the water.• Vessel launching and retrieval.• Safety for all users. Well-maintained facilities help everyone enjoy their time on the water and thank you all for your patience while…

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Latest Notices to Mariners

M132-26 Recherche – Catamaran Boat Ramp – Temporary Closure

Notice

M132-26 Recherche – Catamaran Boat Ramp – Temporary Closure Mariners are advised that the boat ramp at Catamaran will be closed to the public while works are undertaken, from Wednesday, 15 April 2026, to Friday, 31 July 2026.

  • Recherche
  • Published on 15 Apr 2026

M140-26 River Derwent, Blackmans Bay to Kingston Beach – Open Water Swim

Advice

M140-26 River Derwent, Blackmans Bay to Kingston Beach – Open Water Swim Mariners are advised that an open water swimming event involving up to 250 swimmers will be held on Sunday, 12 April 2026. The event will commence at 0900 hours from the northern end of Blackmans Bay Beach and continue to the northern end…

  • River Derwent
  • Published on 12 Apr 2026

M139 -26 River Derwent, New Norfolk – Rowing Regatta

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M139 -26 River Derwent, New Norfolk – Rowing Regatta Mariners are advised that a rowing regatta will be held on Saturday, 11 April 2026, from 1000 to 1500 hours. The regatta will take place on a rowing course between the New Norfolk Bridge and the disused boat ramp near the caravan park on the Esplanade.…

  • River Derwent, New Norfolk
  • Published on 11 Apr 2026

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