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Gladstone Ports improves its digital offering

by Jessica Dickers
February 19, 2018
in News, Ports, Technology
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Gladstone Ports Corporation has installed a new webcam and expanded its webcam app, now allowing  customers to get live weather updates for the Port of Gladstone, Port of Bundaberg and Port of Rockhampton.

The inclusion of the three port precincts on the newly updated app, formerly known as the GPC Beach Webcams App, will ensure up-to-date weather, wind and tide conditions are easily available.

GPC CEO, Peter O’Sullivan, said the additions to the app will benefit both the community and customers.

“The current app is used predominantly by the community to check conditions before heading to the beach,” Mr O’Sullivan said.

“The port feature builds on that, keeping our customers and local boaties aware of conditions around the terminals.”

The port facets are an extension of the app’s initial beach webcam capabilities, with the surfing and safety conditions at Tannum Sands, Agnes Water and Kellys Beach still readily available.

A new webcam has also been added for Elliott Heads.

GPC is also investigating other opportunities in the digital world, with improvements and additions to the app to be rolled out over the coming year. 

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