Southern Ports has set eight new trade records in a bumper year across its three ports at Albany, Bunbury and Esperance.

Southern Ports is making a $12.2m investment into critical berth infrastructure by engaging leading civil engineering firm Freyssinet for a suite of berth remediation works across its ports.

Applications are now open for the Steve Lewis Regional Scholarship, which has been refreshed and bolstered for its third year.

Flexible operations at the Port of Esperance are opening new markets for regional growers following Esperance Quality Grains’ first use of a mobile shiploader at the Port.

Southern Ports is calling on its communities to send messages of support to the maritime industry’s unsung heroes ahead of the Day of the Seafarer on 25 June.

The Port of Bunbury’s flexible capacity to handle large-scale project cargo continues to unlock critical energy transition projects across the state’s southern regions, with the latest import of over 180 windfarm components destined for the… More

Southern Ports will be undertaking tree maintenance along Bolt Terrace on Monday 25 and Tuesday 26 May 2026. As a result, Bolt Terrace will be closed on both days between 7:00am and 5:00pm.

Southern Ports has welcomed a $4.8m boost to the Port of Bunbury’s long-term expansion included in today’s State Budget.

Southern Ports hosted more than 4,500 people from industry and community across two events to celebrate the Port of Albany’s bicentenary on Friday 10 April and Saturday 11 April.

Southern Ports is throwing its support behind 50 projects and events in the third round of its 2025-26 Community Investment Program.