Big Little Vessels
We often talk about big container ships coming into Fremantle, like Archimidis (318m long, 43m wide, 90,000grt), but the two ships with the highest throughput…
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Queen’s Birthday Closure
We wish to advise that our office will be closed on Monday the 24th September in order to honour the Queen’s Birthday. We will re-open…
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Bumper fairy tern breeding season at sanctuary
A fairy tern watches over its egg at the Rous Head sanctuary Fremantle Ports’ breeding sanctuary for fairy terns is making a strong contribution to…
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Sailor Monument
A three metre sculpture of a sailor was unveiled late September as part of the Australian Sailor Monument, honouring the contribution of Aussie seafarers. Western…
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Timber and Timber Products – Update
In April we advised you of a change that was pending for importers of timber and timber products. With the implementation date of the 1st…
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Electric and Autonomous
Norwegian fertilizer producer Yara and maritime technology firm Kongsberg Gruppe are teaming up to build what they say will be the world’s first fully-electric and…
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Firefighting aircrane arrives in Freo
Firefighting aircraft arrives at Fremantle Port for WA duty. An Erickson aircrane took off from North Quay this morning for firefighting in WA. An Erickson…
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A Hole in One
It was a gorgeous Perth winter’s day when Glenn and Geoff joined Anthony Kelly and Luke MacKenzie from K-line’s local office. The venue was the…
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Dog bowl concealments
Australian Border Force (ABF) investigators have arrested and charged a 20-year-old man with importing approximately 8.4 kilograms of ephedrine in dog bowls. He appeared before…
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Fairy tern numbers double
(photo by Gary Tate) Fairy tern numbers double in second breeding season The Rous Head fairy tern breeding sanctuary established by Fremantle Ports attracted 220…
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