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Welcome to the port of Bunbury

The Port of Bunbury is located 175kms south of Perth, Western Australia and is home to over 70,000 inhabitants. The third largest city in the state, European settlement of Bunbury occurred in 1836 and the port was established shortly after, on the existing natural harbour.

Today the Port of Bunbury has the largest land holding of any port in Australia and capacity for significant organic growth. Exports include alumina, woodchips, mineral sands, spodumene and silica sand and imports include caustic soda and mineral sands. More

Total Tonnage Through Port
16,071,981
Ship visits
428
TRADE (mT)
TRADE (%)
IMPORT (%)
EXPORT (%)
  • Minerals
  • Grains
  • Wood Products
  • Other
  • Non Cargo
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Note: Statistics below represent a 12 month rolling summary of trade. Data may not be current and should not be relied upon - see Terms of Use.

Port Status

Port Open
SECURITY LEVEL 1

WEATHER

  • 18 oC

  • WSW 19 km/h

    gust to 28 km/h

  • 1011.3 hPa

    Wind pressure

  • 0.0 mm

    Rain since 9am

Bunbury, Lat: -33.4 Lon: 115.6, 29 Nov 12:00 pm Data Courtesy of BOM.GOV.AU

QUICKLINKS

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Weather & Tides
MSIC Application
Port Induction

Latest News

Bunbury Lighthouse Gets a Facelift
Southern Ports are undertaking repairs to the Bunbury Lighthouse.
Bunbury
Southern Ports Supports Surf Students
Surfing Western Australia launches surf and cultural programme specifically designed and delivered by Indigenous people, for Indigenous people.
Bunbury
$15m Investment for Turkey Point Access Bridge
The State Government is investing $15 million to construct a public access bridge at Turkey Point in Bunbury.
Bunbury
Dredging Works in Bunbury
Biannual works will commence at the Port of Bunbury of the next couple of weeks, to help maintain safe draughts for ships to move within the Port.
Bunbury
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