A new cruise season with the potential to bring more than 22,500 visitors to Albany and Esperance will kick off in just over a month (15 October), delivering economic benefits for the Great Southern and Goldfields-Esperance regions.

Minister for Ports Hon Stephen Dawson MLC has announced a new partnership between Southern Ports and the City of Bunbury is set to promote international cultural ties.

A new road bridge will soon be open in Bunbury, so you no longer have to drive through the Port to get to Turkey Point and The Cut.

From 2pm tomorrow, Monday 1 September, there will be a new way to Turkey Point in Bunbury.

Southern Ports is on the lookout for a new apprentice at its Port of Esperance, with an opening for an apprentice boilermaker.

Margaret River-raised aspiring engineer Thomas Hage has been announced as the recipient of the 2025 Steve Lewis Regional Scholarship.

Southern Ports has continued its record-breaking streak by setting 13 new trade records across it three ports Albany, Bunbury and Esperance in the past year.

Community and not-for-profit groups looking for financial support have until 25 July to apply for Southern Ports’ latest round of Community Investment Program (CIP) funding.

More than 3,500 seafarers who visit the Port of Albany each year now have improved access to internet thanks to additional Wi-Fi boxes being provided by Southern Ports.

Western Australia is leading the way in seafarer welfare through its commitment all-year round to Port Welfare Committees (PWC).