News & Events
T-Ports opens shipping capacity and prepares for harvest 2022 at Wallaroo
T-Ports is gearing up for the 2022 grain harvest, its fourth since introducing innovative technology disrupting the grain supply chain, with its Wallaroo bunker site on track for grower receivals. T-Ports Chief Executive Officer Scott McKay said feedback from...
T-Ports prepares for future growth with new leadership team
T-Ports has expanded its leadership team and appointed a new Chief Executive Officer to continue the company’s focus on strategic growth initiatives into 2022-23.
T-Ports Wallaroo port project development officially launched
The Wallaroo port project development has been officially launched today, signalling a shift in grain exports for Yorke Peninsula and Mid North grain growers. T-Ports, who has provided innovation to the Eyre Peninsula grain supply chain through the introduction of its...
T-Ports receives first grain delivery into Kimba site, welcomes marketing competition
Grain growers on upper Eyre Peninsula have welcomed the largest investment in the district’s grain supply chain for nearly 25 years, as the T-Ports bunker site at Kimba received its first loads of barley. The first load of barley was delivered by Karawatha Park,...
Join T-Ports at pre-harvest grower meetings
Grain growers are invited to pre-harvest meetings to find out about the services and value offered to them by T-Ports’ expanded operations on Eyre Peninsula. The meetings will be held at Rudall, Lock and Waramboo on October 19 and at Kimba and Cowell on October 20....
Applications open for harvest jobs at Kimba, Lock and Lucky Bay
Harvest jobs at T-Ports are ideal for uni students and school leavers, to grey nomads and anyone in between who is keen earn good money and gain invaluable experience.
T-Ports’ expansion continues with new Kimba bunker site and additional storage at Lock
Grain growers on upper Eyre Peninsula will have an alternative delivery option with a T-Ports bunker site at Kimba set to be completed in time for this year’s harvest, while capacity at the company’s Lock site will also be expanded. T-Ports has announced that it will...
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...