Exports include iron ore, salt, liquefied natural gas, anhydrous ammonia as well as project cargo, break bulk and general cargo.
Whales and other marine fauna susceptible to vessel collisions are protected under both Commonwealth and State legislation.
Access restrictions to the Marine Construction Zone (MCZ) in place - DBHF Project area.
Mariners are advised that the following Navigation aids are being installed surrounding the Malus and West Lewis Mooring areas
Dampier Bulk Liquids Berth Pile Line grid mesh works commencing 0600/15-1800/19 September 2025
The Terminal Operations team has authorised the closure of the Dampier Bulk Liquids Berth
Authority to Work Procedure and Form - Notice from Port Manager
Pilbara Ports end of financial year results released.
A number of key milestones have been reached at the Lumsden Point project in the Port of Port Hedland in Western Australia’s Pilbara region.
Name the Cranes competition launched today.
At Pilbara Ports, safety is the core of every decision we make as the port authority for the world’s largest bulk export ports. We know that every vessel movement through Port Hedland’s 40-kilometre channel underpins Australia’s prosperity, with 573.6 million tonnes of throughput, worth an estimated $115.8 billion, passing through the Port in the past financial year alone.
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