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Partnerships

Southern Ports partners with like-minded organisations to invest in building stronger regions and to create enduring value for future generations.

Community partnerships

Designed to make a positive impact within our regional communities through support for local and grassroots organisations and community-focused activities.

Community Investment Program

Our Community Investment Program (CIP) supports more than 100 groups each year across the South West, Great Southern and Goldfields-Esperance regions.

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Regional partnerships

Our corporate partnerships are designed to make lasting and significant change, delivered at a strategic organisational level.

Local government authorities

Partnering with the City of Bunbury, City of Albany and Shire of Esperance we enable key regional events and programs to create value for the local community. 

Setagaya exchange program with City of Bunbury and Minister for Ports

Agricultural associations

For many years Southern Ports has been a strong supporter of agricultural shows around our regions, and we’re proud to provide investment to ensure ongoing delivery.

Esperance Show

Industry partnerships

Driving advocacy to highlight the importance of regional industries and investing in our regions and industry, we support a range of large-scale events and initiatives. 

Keith Wilks speaking at IIF

Corporate partnerships

Our corporate partnerships are designed to make lasting and significant change, delivered at a strategic organisational level.

Foodbank WA

We’ve partnered with Foodbank WA to address regional food insecurity, offer emergency support across the South West, Great Southern and Goldfields-Esperance, and to deliver a new distribution hub in Bunbury.

Foodbank partnership with Minister for Ports

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Why we matter
We drive WA's economy and diversify it, while supporting regional and community development, employment and building stronger regions.
Our regions
We work across the entire south of Western Australia, with a combined expanse that is larger than the size of Victoria.
Engagement
We drive feedback and engagement through multiple forums including our community consultative committees, port user groups, events and more.
Seafarer welfare
At Southern Ports we believe we’re greater together and that includes the 16,000+ seafarers who visit our regions each year.
Steve Lewis Regional Scholarship
Southern Ports partners with Curtin University to deliver an annual regional scholarships to provide financial support for students from our regions.
Reconciliation
We are committed to fostering respectful and meaningful relationships with Traditional Custodians and Aboriginal communities across our regions.