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Latest News

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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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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M191-26 River Tamar, Beauty Point and West Arm – Autonomous Underwater Vehicle Deployment

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M191-26 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 Monday, 18 May, to Tuesday, 19 May 2026, between 09:00 and 17:00 hours. The AUV will conduct…

  • River Tamar, Beauty Point and West Arm
  • Published on 18 May 2026

M190-26 River Derwent, Taroona – Diving Operations

Advice

M190-26 River Derwent, Taroona – Diving Operations Mariners are advised that diving operations will be conducted on Monday, 18 May 2026, on the IMAS pipeline at Taroona. Mariners are requested to keep well clear of vessels displaying Code Flag A and to pass at slow speed, less than 5 knots, within 100 metres of the…

  • River Derwent, Taroona
  • Published on 18 May 2026

M185-26 White Beach – Apex Point Boat Ramp and Jetty – Temporary Closure

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M185-26 White Beach – Apex Point Boat Ramp and Jetty – Temporary Closure Mariners are advised that the Apex Point Boat Ramp and Jetty at White Beach will be temporarily closed by the Tasman Council for sealing works from Sunday, 17 May to Tuesday, 19 May 2026. The car park will be closed to the…

  • White Beach
  • Published on 17 May 2026

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