News & Events
Join the T-Ports team
I love working at T-Ports because it’s a fun environment and every day is different. The company is only going to expand its operations with time, so the learning experiences and job opportunities will expand too. I started my T-Ports journey as a harvest casual...
Barngarla people now shareholders of Lucky Bay port
T-Ports is pleased to announce an unprecedented agreement with the Barngarla people which has provided them with a shareholding in the Lucky Bay port.T-Ports Chief Executive Officer Kieran Carvill said the Lucky Bay Port Indigenous Land Use Agreement, which was...
T-Ports enters into agreement to tranship timber from Kangaroo Island
Timber from fire affected plantations on Kangaroo Island will have an easier path to market following an agreement between T-Ports, Mitsui Bussan Woodchip Oceania, Kangaroo Island Plantation Timbers and HarvestCo. The agreement will see the timber transhipped from a...
Community invited to drop-in sessions at Wallaroo
T-Ports invites growers and community members to learn more about the proposed Wallaroo port development next week at a community drop-in session.
T-Ports to expand to Yorke Peninsula with Wallaroo port development
Early site works, including demolition and civil works, will begin in the next month at T-Ports Wallaroo grain export facility after Minister for Infrastructure and Transport Corey Wingard signed off on the project’s Crown Development status, enabling the further...
T-Ports receives first loads of 2020 season grain into Lucky Bay bunker site
T-Ports’ Lucky Bay bunker site has received the first loads of Eyre Peninsula grain following deliveries of barley on Monday and Tuesday this week. The Kaden family from Mitchellville once again took the honours of being the first growers to deliver into the Lucky Bay...
Lucky Bay project update – March 2020
T-Ports has welcomed the arrival of the MV Lucky Eyre into Lucky Bay, where a commissioning process will now be undertaken. It is an exciting week as we see progression of the next stage of this innovative project on the Eyre Peninsula.
Lucky Bay project update – January 2020
Welcome to 2019. We are excited about the year ahead and know that this time, next year, we’ll be busy exporting your grain from the port at Lucky Bay. All aspects of the project are on track with construction underway at port and work to prepare Lock and Lucky Bay bunker sites for harvest 2019.
MV Lucky Eyre arrives at Lucky Bay
The transhipment vessel the MV Lucky Eyre has arrived at Lucky Bay. The vessel will undertake additional Australian tests and checks and commissioning over coming weeks. Commissioning is a multi-step process which tests all equipment. The first stage – dry...