The Port of Varanus Island is used as a central gathering and processing hub for oil, gas and condensate supplied by nearby fields.
Mariners are advised that the Jackson Rock buoy is now operational after being replaced with an isolated danger buoy.
Navigate with extreme caution in the vicinity of these unlit navaids.
From 1st May 2023, all vessels calling the Port of Varanus Island must comply with the requirements for safe use, care and maintenance of pilot ladders, and associated equipment.
Pilbara Ports delivered a total monthly throughput of 68.8 million tonnes (Mt) for May 2024.
Pilbara Ports’ annual Recreational Vessel Safety Campaign has launched, reminding boat users about the importance of being safe at sea.
The Australian and Western Australian Governments are investing in the Lumsden Point project to support trade and growth in the Pilbara region and beyond.
Pilbara Ports delivered a total monthly throughput of 65.4 million tonnes (Mt) for April 2024.
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