The Port of Cape Preston West has been earmarked as the location for a new multi-user port for the export of salt and other bulk minerals.
Mariners are advised that a waverider buoy (Fig.1) will be installed at Port of Cape Preston West to support dredging of the transhipment channel to the BCI Minerals Mardie Salt and Potash jetty.
Mariners are advised that dredging operations will commence at the Port of Cape Preston West for the dredging of the transhipment channel to the BCI Minerals Mardie Salt and Potash jetty
The Port of Cape Preston West is declared on 2nd December 2022 through the WA Gazette SL 2022/205.
A new Seafarers Centre at the Port of Port Hedland has reached a significant milestone, with a sod turning event taking place today, signalling the beginning of construction.
Pilbara Ports delivered a total monthly throughput of 63.7 million tonnes (Mt) during March 2026.
Pilbara Ports has completed all inspections at the Port of Dampier and the Port of Ashburton following Severe Tropical Cyclone Narelle (34U) which passed over the West Pilbara on 26 and 27 March 2026. An update is below.
Winners of Pilbara Ports ‘Name the Cranes’ competition announced.
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