The Tasmanian State Government have ordered two brand new passenger ferries to link Devonport with Victoria.
These ferries will have a 40% larger capacity than the current ships.
They will transport an additional 160,000 people to Devonport annually.
Proponent: Tasmanian State Government
Cost: $855M
Estimated Completion: late 2024
Devonport is already the Busiest Freight Port in Tasmania, handling more than 50% of the islands trade.
QuayLink is infrastructure development project, which will see an investment of $240 million to further upgrade capacity at the Port of Devonport.
QuayLink will future-proof Devonport as a tourism and freight gateway for the next 50 years.
Proponent: TasPorts
Cost: $240M
Estimated Completion: June 2027
A new sports stadium will replace Devonport’s aging facilities. The Indoor space will include spaces for a range of popular sports in Devonport Proponent: Devonport City Council
An nightly show to be located within the new Waterfront Park Precinct, this new experience will provide evening entertainment for tourists and residents alike. Drawing inspiration from our unique
$161 M Ship currently on order Being constructed in Germany To be delivered in 2024 The vessel will have a capacity of 4,227 lane metres and capability
Community groups, clubs and organisations are being encouraged to apply for financial support through Devonport City Council’s Major and Minor Grant program. Applications are currently
Living Next Door to a Farmer Awareness Campaign – Promoting good neighbourly relations. An initiative funded by the Tasmanian Government and supported by Local Government
Due to the impact COVID-19 has had on the hospitality and skin penetration industry, Council determined to waiver renewal fees for the registration of food
The Devonport City Council is seeking expressions of interest from interested sporting bodies to lease an area at the Devonport Recreation Centre (formerly used by
The Devonport Regional Gallery is set to reopen its doors to visitors from Monday, 13 July 2020. The Gallery, like all other Australian cultural institutions,
Council has extended its support of local sporting clubs to include user groups of the Devonport and East Devonport Recreation Centres. Until 31 December 2020,
Devonport City Council has taken back vacant possession of Tenancy 2 at Providore Place, formerly trading as CharlotteJack restaurant. Following the resumption of operational control
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