Kamala Harris

Joe Biden

Dean Phillips

Marianne Williamson

Donald Trump

Vivek Ramaswamy

Nikki Haley

Ron DeSantis

Cornel West

Robert F. Kennedy

2024 United States Presidential Election

Eye surgery in hospital. Ophthalmology operation processA succession opportunity exists for a young or experienced ophthalmologist to join a busy regional practice with a high surgical load. This is a great opportunity to join our team of ophthalmologists, who work across two well-equipped sites, in Devonport and Burnie, with a co-located ophthalmic day surgery in Devonport managed by PresMed Australia. You will be supported by friendly and adap…

Devonport

Insight

North West Eye Surgeons - Ophthalmologist, Tasmania

The Princess of Tasmania was built in 1959, specifically for the Bass Strait service between Devonport and Melbourne.

The Examiner

Before the Spirit ships, Tasmania had the Princess

Dale Crisp THE EXECUTIVE leading QuayLink, TasPorts’ redevelopment of Devonport berths including the TT Line terminal, has resigned. The departure of project manager Sam Wilson-Haffenden is being characterised by local media as a further exodus of senior management from TasPorts, which began last October when COO Stephen Casey was terminated, and a continuation of the fallout following problems with price and delivery of TT Line’s new ropaxes an…

The DCN

Sam Wilson-Haffenden exits TasPorts

Dale Crisp LEAKS FROM a ‘government business enterprise’, raised in Tasmania’s Parliament yesterday, suggest TT Line’s new Spirit of Tasmania ferries may be sent to lay by in Singapore pending the completion of suitable temporary and permanent terminal facilities in East Devonport. Labor leader Dean Winter quizzed premier Jeremy Rockliff at a budget scrutiny committee hearing, suggesting the government was try to “save money and save face”. “Are…

Are new spirits sailing for Singapore sojourn?

Australia’s largest generator of clean, renewable energy, Hydro Tasmania will invest $1.6 billion over the coming decade to upgrade and modernise its existing hydropower network, with spillover benefits for its Battery of the Nation ambition.Australia’s largest generator of clean, renewable energy, Hydro Tasmania will invest $1.6 billion (USD 1 billion) over the coming decade to upgrade and modernise its existing hydropower network, with long te…

pv magazine Australia

Tasmania’s hydropower network upgrade clears way for Battery of the Nation vision

TT Line receives first of Bass Strait pair

Builder hands over Spirit IV

Devonport, a city nestled in northern Tasmania, has claimed the title of Australia’s Top Tourism Town for 2024, bringing well-deserved recognition to this vibrant hub. The award highlights Devonport’s growing appeal and places it firmly on the map as a destination with much to offer both locals and visitors. The National Top Tourism Awards, hosted by the Australian Tourism Industry Council in Canberra, celebrated the city for its blend of natura…

Tourism

theindiansun.com.au

Devonport tops tourism – Tasmania’s jewel sparkles brighter

Tasmania's largest shipping company says it expects its Devonport operations will be "substantially" impacted by a stop-gap measure to accommodate the new Spirit of Tasmania ferries and fears there is a "huge" risk of collision.

ABC Australia

Fears temporary port may put SeaRoad and Spirit of Tasmania ships at 'huge' risk of collision

Devonport City Council

Dale Crisp HIGH-LEVEL simulations are being undertaken by TasPorts to determine whether TT Line’s existing ropax terminal at east Devonport can be modified and safely used for the new, larger Spirit of Tasmania ferries. The continued use of No. 1 berth has been proposed as a temporary alternative, given contractual problems mean the new terminal at No. 3 will not be completed before early 2026. The first of the new vessels, Spirit of Tasmania IV…

Crucial tests for TT Line berth

The charming town of Devonport on Tasmania’s north-west coast was this year named Australia’s Top Tourist Town. In it’s summing up, the panel noted the appeal of the city’s new waterfront precinct and expansive parklands and the myriad of pedestrian and cycling pathways meandering through the city. “Not merely a destination, Devonport invites you to immerse yourself in the fervour and pride of its locals. Linger, and discover firsthand the reaso…

yourlifechoices.com.au

Things to do for the over 50s in Australia’s top tourist town

The Sinking of HMS Royal Oak Sally Fri, 10/04/2024 - 11:07  What was HMS Royal Oak?HMS Royal Oak was built and launched at Devonport in 1914. The ship had a crew of 1,000 men. During the First World War she took part in the Battle of Jutland (31 May to 1 June 1916), which was the largest naval battle of the war. During the 1930s she underwent several modernisation refits increasing the ships armour but reducing her speed. By the start of the Sec…

News from Devonport City Council