Fremantle Ports

Fremantle Ports Fremantle Ports is a Western Australian Government trading enterprise that strategically manages the Port of Fremantle.

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03/06/2026

Fremantle Ports is proud to support the Watercolour Society of WA Inc through our Community Investment Program. Don’t miss the 4th International Watercolour Exhibition at Customs House 11-23 June.

02/06/2026

Over the weekend, Fremantle Ports evacuated all commercial vessels from our harbours as a precaution ahead of severe weather.

These decisions are never taken lightly, but safety always comes first - for our people, the community and everyone on the water. While it might seem unusual, ships are often safer at sea than in port during severe weather.

As conditions begin to ease today, vessels will gradually return and normal operations will resume.

Many in the community made their way to South Mole to watch the dramatic conditions firsthand. It was a powerful reminder of just how strong these weather systems can be. Unfortunately, North Mole has sustained storm damage and will remain closed while repairs are carried out.

Thank you to everyone who followed safety advice over the weekend.

For the latest updates on reopening North Mole, please visit our website.

We were proud to stand 'All in' for reconciliation at today’s National Reconciliation Week Breakfast at Optus Stadium.In...
27/05/2026

We were proud to stand 'All in' for reconciliation at today’s National Reconciliation Week Breakfast at Optus Stadium.

In Kwinana, local Noongar man Rueben Hayden Nelson shared powerful truths with our Kwinana Bulk Terminal team, grounding the importance of history and understanding.

This week, across the organisation we’re asking: How will you take action to make change?

After hosting the National Reconciliation Week Breakfast last year at the Fremantle Passenger Terminal, we are proud to ...
26/05/2026

After hosting the National Reconciliation Week Breakfast last year at the Fremantle Passenger Terminal, we are proud to build on our commitment to reconciliation by announcing our 2026 partnership with Reconciliation WA .

This partnership continues our commitment to reconciliation - helping to deliver our Innovate Reconciliation Action Plan commitments and drive meaningful outcomes for community:
• more opportunities for Aboriginal businesses
• pathways into education, training and long-term jobs
• deeper, ongoing engagement with Aboriginal communities

As Fremantle Ports delivers major projects and drives the future of trade, we are focused on ensuring the benefits are shared with the communities we work alongside.

Across Fremantle, Kwinana, Cockburn and Rockingham these commitments are being built into how we plan and deliver projects, ensuring growth creates real, lasting outcomes for community.

Fremantle Ports is proud to celebrate the wonderful ambassadors of our organisation - the dedicated and award-winning vo...
22/05/2026

Fremantle Ports is proud to celebrate the wonderful ambassadors of our organisation - the dedicated and award-winning volunteers of the Friends of Fremantle Ports.

If you’ve joined one of our Victoria Quay Port Walks or attended a Fremantle Ports community event, chances are you’ve experienced their passion firsthand. Their knowledge spans everything from our rich history to the vital trade that keeps our ports moving.

Thank you for the energy, warmth, and enthusiasm you bring to every interaction. Your good humour and commitment make a lasting impression on our community.

We celebrate and appreciate you, not only during National Volunteer Week, but every day!

Come and see for yourself! Join a Victoria Quay port walk!

https://www.fremantleports.com.au/community-education/port-walks

20/05/2026

Fremantle Ports is proud to host the only Australian leg of the 2027 Australia Sail Grand Prix in February at Victoria Quay!

With support from the WA Government through Tourism WA , we’re bringing SailGP back to Fremantle in 2027.

Fremantle delivered an unforgettable SailGP event this year with record speeds, packed crowds, and the iconic Fremantle Doctor powering the action.

A huge thank you to everyone at the port who helped deliver such an exceptional event.

See you on Victoria Quay!

Today is the International Day for Women in Maritime. It’s a great opportunity to celebrate the women across our industr...
18/05/2026

Today is the International Day for Women in Maritime. It’s a great opportunity to celebrate the women across our industry – and importantly, the many women at Fremantle Ports who play a vital role in our work every day.

Globally, the day highlights the importance of attracting, retaining and supporting women in maritime, as well as raising their profile and addressing the ongoing gender imbalance across the sector.

While progress is being made - since 2015 the number of female seafarers has increased by 45.8% - women remain significantly underrepresented in the maritime sector. Current figures from the International Maritime Organisation show:

- less than 2% of the global seafaring workforce are women
- around 5% of Australia’s seafaring workforce are women
- around 3% of Australia’s shore-based maritime workforce are women.

At Fremantle Ports, we remain committed to creating an environment where everyone can thrive and help shape the future of our industry.

Today, Fremantle Ports was proud to sponsor an event for members of the Women’s International Shipping and Trading Association (WISTA Australia), bringing together professionals from across Perth’s maritime sector to connect and share experiences. Keynote speaker Brand and Marketing Strategist, Facilitator and Managing Director of Huddle Up Creative, Emma Burdett presented on personal brand and visibility and Fremantle Ports' CEO Jodie Ransom spoke candidly about her personal brand in a chat with Karyn Cooper.

Curious about what happens behind the scenes at Fremantle Ports?Join one of our free Port Walks and discover the stories...
18/05/2026

Curious about what happens behind the scenes at Fremantle Ports?

Join one of our free Port Walks and discover the stories, people and operations that keep WA moving.

These guided walks run for around an hour and cover everything from maritime history to modern logistics, engineering and environmental management.

📅Multiple dates available, both during the week and on weekends
📍Meet at the CY O’Connor statue on Victoria Quay
🎉 Free – book online at: https://www.fremantleports.com.au/community-education/port-walks

Bringing a community or education group? We can organise a dedicated walk just for you. Call 9430 3555 or email [email protected].

Step inside the heart of the harbour and learn something new!

Experience Fremantle’s working port up close! Our free Port Walks run year-round, with various dates and times now avail...
08/05/2026

Experience Fremantle’s working port up close! Our free Port Walks run year-round, with various dates and times now available.

Join our Friends of Fremantle Ports volunteers for a 60-75-minute stroll around Victoria Quay as they share fascinating insights into the port, from history and engineering to trade, shipping and daily operations.

📍 Starts at: CY O’Connor statue, outside the Fremantle Ports Administration Building (a short walk from Fremantle Train Station)

💰 Free event: Bookings are essential – reserve your spot today: https://www.fremantleports.com.au/community-education/port-walks

Come see the port in a whole new light!

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1 Cliff Street
Fremantle, WA
6160

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Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

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