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.

Southern Ports is undertaking routine maintenance of its channels and seabeds within port waters by removing excess sand.

A successful partnership between Southern Ports and Foodbank WA is set to continue supplying meal hampers to vulnerable members of regional communities.

During routine fumigation of the MV Century Shanghai grain vessel on Saturday 9 November 2024, a sealed canister of Fumitoxin, an agricultural insecticide, was inadvertently released overboard into Port of Esperance waters by a fumigation team… More

A special Welcome to Country greeted passengers disembarking from the Crown Princess this morning, marking the start of the Port of Albany cruise season.

Southern Ports Chief Executive Officer Keith Wilks has been elected to the Ports Australia Board along with another two new representatives from Western Australian port authorities.

More than $93,000 of funding has been shared by 28 groups and projects across southern WA as part of Southern Ports’ first round of its 2024-25 Community Investment Program.

Southern Ports and Gold Valley have celebrated an historic first at the Port of Esperance following the departure of bulk carrier MV Sifnos.

Southern Ports and Tourism WA are calling for local Aboriginal artists to create a large-scale artwork at the Port of Albany to welcome thousands of cruise passengers.