Southern Ports and Fintran Australia have confirmed the missing canister of Fumitoxin, that was inadvertently dropped overboard from the MV Century Shanghai in Esperance, has been located on a neighbouring beach.

Southern Ports’ Port of Bunbury has attracted another new customer, further expanding its silica sand exports, with Heidelberg Materials joining its exporter list.

Applications for the Steve Lewis Regional Scholarship will open on Wednesday 15 January for regional students looking to relocate to commence studying at Curtin University.

Hampers set to be delivered to seafarers visiting Southern Ports over the Christmas period are set to help spread an extra bit of cheer.

Remedial works being carried out on the breakwaters and seawalls at the Port of Esperance have been completed.

A second, much larger iron ore load from Gold Valley has departed the Port of Esperance two months on from its maiden shipment through the port.

Our Ports of Albany, Bunbury and Esperance are open for business all year round, but our Southern Ports administration offices will have alternate hours over the holidays.

Plans to transform the historic Port of Albany’s Pilot Station into a vibrant precinct for the community have reached a major milestone following the appointment of a heritage architect.

Southern Ports has been recognised on a national stage taking home two highly commended awards for its ongoing commitment to safety and seafarer welfare at the Australian Shipping and Maritime Industry Awards last week.

Southern Ports’ Port of Bunbury received its first shipment of sugar in two decades with more than 7,000 tonnes of sugar unloaded from Sugar Australia’s MV Pioneer, the world’s only specialised food grade bulk refined sugar vessel.