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Almost 100 percent of materials from maintenance works at Gladstone Ports Corporation’s (GPC) Bundaberg Port, has been recycled to make way for future trade opportunities in the region. In the past six months, the maintenance works has supported approximately 40 local jobs and invested more than a million dollars into the region. The most recent ...
Princess Derby Trials Fourteen 3-year-old fillies are entered in Wednesday's trials at Ajax Downs. Fourteen sophomore fillies will break from the gate in Wednesday's 350-yard Princess Derby trials at Ajax Downs. PHOTO: Bee Silva June 27, 2021 | Racing , Racing | Racing , Racing Streakinlilwagon, a stakes-winning daughter of Fast Prize Jordan racing for GFR Equine Services, is...
Premium Content Subscriber only Gladstone Ports Corporation’s Bundaberg Port is growing, with Pacific Tug Group commencing works on the new Pacific Marine Base in the coming weeks. Pacific Tug Group, an Australian-owned provider of specialised maritime services, confirmed the development at GPC’s Port of Bundaberg Port Users group meeting on Wednesday. The new marine base is expected to provide a number of services including transhipment, sea and harbour towage, land base logistics, lines handling, technical services as well as project support. The project will include a focus on a car...
Premium Content Subscriber only A fleet of special guests will arrive at the Port of Bundaberg today, in a world-class Australian Navy patrol boat. Spanning up to 58m and clocking up to 25 knots with a range of 4000 nautical miles, the ADV Cape Fourcroy was set to berth at the Gladstone Ports Corporation's (GPC) Port of Bundaberg this morning. GPC's Port of Bundaberg manager Jason Pascoe said the crew would use the short break to replenish supplies, water and fuel. "The Port of Bundaberg is a great a place for the crew to stretch their sea legs," Mr Pascoe said. "We're proud to welcome t...