The Port of Varanus Island is used as a central gathering and processing hub for oil, gas and condensate supplied by nearby fields.
Pilbara Ports is committed to continuously improving the way we manage navigational safety, operational risks, and marine incident reporting.
Mariners are advised that the Simpson Pipeline North Marker Buoy (Special Mark) has sunk. Mariners should navigate the area with caution.
Updated NOA form now available on website. Must be implemented by all vessels by 01 January 2026.
Pilbara Ports delivered a total monthly throughput of 55.9 million tonnes (Mt) during February 2026.
The new Great Northern Highway Lumsden Interchange at Port Hedland in Western Australia’s central north coast, is complete, laying the foundation for Pilbara Ports new Lumsden Point development.
Pilbara Ports has taken a step further towards development of a low-carbon ammonia bunkering hub (ship re-fuelling) in the Pilbara, including safe and efficient ammonia handling, by signing a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Yara Pilbara.
Pilbara Ports delivered a total monthly throughput of 67.9 million tonnes (Mt) for January 2026.
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