Projects

• 3.5 million in rehabilitation works to the Port of Mackay’s Northern Breakwater.
• This project will ensure the 84-year-old Northern Breakwater can continue to provide protection to the port and major infrastructure assets well into the future.

• One million dollars to improve the recreational area at North Wall Beach, near the Port of Mackay.

• $10 million to upgrade crucial pipeline facilities at Wharf 1 at the Port of Mackay.

• Port Binnli has constructed a nib wall within the Mackay Marina.

• Three separate projects aimed at upgrading the Port of Mackay's water infrastructure network.

• Demolition and replacement of the western approach deck.

Completed

Media release 17 November 2022

Media release 31 May 2022

New tug berth facility

• Construction of a new purpose-built, tug facility inside the port for its critical towage operation.
• The facility will cater for the current fleet requirements and support future expansion.

Wharf 1 upgrade

• This investment will improve infrastructure capability to handle extra-long (85m to 95m) cargoes to attract new trade opportunities and diversify.
• The construction works will involve extension of Wharf 1 access bridge to enable trade of longer breakbulk material, for example rail projects.

Wharf 4 eastern access deck upgrade

• Upgrade the Wharf 4 Eastern access deck to a custom steel deck increasing its width and capacity to accommodate over mass RoRo cargoes.
• This investment will improve NQBP’s RoRo trade capabilities and create opportunities for trade diversification by enabling heavier and wider cargoes through the port.

Completed

Media release  5 February  2021

Media release 7 September 2020

Port of Hay Point – Administration building refurbishment

• Essential refurbishment and upgrade of the interior fit outs and utilities of the building.
• The refurbishment and upgrade works will extend the usable life and cater for continued operation and usage of the building.

Bowen Wharf Repair Project

• The project will include the repair or replacement of some of the Wharf’s timber members.
• Repair works will ensure the 150-year-old Wharf remains available to the public and continues to provide temporary towage infrastructure for Abbot Point’s towage operations.
• NQBP appreciates the Wharf is popular for recreational activities such as fishing and will aim to keep some public access throughout the works provided it is safe and practical to do so.

Completed

Media release 11 January 2021

Media release 16 August 2021

• Detailed site investigations underway at Hornibrook Point (Bicentennial Community Park) and the former slipway yard at Evans Landing.