Our ports connect the possibilities of the Pilbara to the world so our customers and communities thrive.
Safe Ships Safe Ports Forum is back - Pilbara Ports premier event that brings together maritime professionals, industry leaders and stakeholders. Click through to join us at this year’s Forum.
As the world’s largest bulk export port authority, Pilbara Ports is at the forefront of developing a clean fuels bunkering industry that will drive the global transition to low-emission shipping.
Pilbara Ports local business register aims to increase opportunities for local and indigenous businesses and sub-contractors across the Pilbara.
With large ships constantly entering and leaving our ports, it's up to you as a responsible skipper to ensure you and your passengers remain safe.
Details of the port of Ashburton dredging campaign (2025), including hydrographic survey
Requirements for the Maintenance and Safe Use of Pilot Ladders
Port users are advised that based on the hydrographic surveys carried out on the below-mentioned berths and channels, the declared depths have been revised as indicated in the table.
Pilbara Ports delivered a total monthly throughput of 65.7 million tonnes (Mt) for August 2025.
Pilbara Ports has completed Stage 5 of the Utah Road Pavement Rehabilitation Project, marking a major milestone in strengthening one of the Pilbara’s most important freight corridors.
Pilbara Ports has today released its first Climate Action Plan (2025-2030), outlining a clear pathway towards a sustainable future for its port operations and the wider Pilbara region.
Pilbara Ports delivered a total monthly throughput of 64.4 million tonnes (Mt) for July 2025.
Our people are the key to Pilbara Ports current and future success. Pilbara Ports is proud of the talent and diversity of our people.
We seek people who strive for excellence in all they do, and seek out opportunities for growth and development. Explore our opportunities and discover what it's like to work in the Pilbara below.
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