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Stronger regions

Our Ports underpin regional communities across the south of our state – it’s why our vision of strong regional ports, strong regions is important to us. 

Our operations to facilitate trade and cruise tourism enables the development and growth of regional industries, bringing Western Australian products to the world, and having a significant economic impact for our regions and state. 

Beyond trade and our economic contributions to the state, we create enduring value for our regions through engagement, trust and the protection of heritage and the natural environment that surrounds us – our adventurous playgrounds. 

We also invest back into the communities where we live and work. 

Chief People and Strategy Officer with Riding for the Disabled in Bunbury

Community

We’re part of the fabric of our regional communities, investing in grassroot groups and projects and engaging with various representative groups to gain feedback on our operations and how we can contribute to building stronger regions.
Cruise vessel arriving at Port of Albany

Tourism

We play an active and pivotal role in cruise tourism across our regions through provision of infrastructure and working with local government authorities, tourism agencies and operators.
Pilot cottages heritage building

Heritage

Our ports are rich in history and with that comes responsibility and guardianship over our heritage-listed assets.
Cruise welcome smoking ceremony

Reconciliation

Our Ports operate on the lands and waters of Wardandi, Menang and Wudjari people, and we’re committed to partnering with Traditional Owners, local Aboriginal Corporations and Aboriginal communities to reflect, connect and reconcile.
Brunswick Road revegetation

Environment

We’re guardians to a spectacular environment that largely powers our operations and we’re consistently innovating and looking at ways to reduce and improve our impact.