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Growers will be able to capture more value for their grain this harvest following the introduction of active binning at T-Ports Lock and Lucky...

South Australia’s newest storage and handling facility has received its first loads of grain from the 2019-20 harvest this week.   The load of...

Construction has begun on the next phase of T-Ports’ Lucky Bay port project with contractors beginning earthworks at the site last week, as work to complete the upcountry bunker sites nears completion. Contractors Keller (ground improvement) and Buttrose Earthmovers (earthworks) have begun port construction.

Construction has begun on the next phase of T-Ports’ Lucky Bay port project with contractors beginning earthworks at the site last week, as work to complete the upcountry bunker sites nears completion. Contractors Keller (ground improvement) and Buttrose Earthmovers (earthworks) have begun port construction.

T-Ports, the company responsible for building South Australia’s first farmer and private equity partnership port at Lucky Bay on the Eyre Peninsula, is looking to expand its operations to the Yorke Peninsula, with plans for a port at Wallaroo progressing through the development application process.