Port of Melbourne is working hard to manage pressure on the supply chain.

Port of Melbourne is undertaking three construction projects between September 2020 and March 2021. Each project will involve some pile driving activity. Residents and port…

The Victorian Government’s introduction of Stage 4 restrictions will create new challenges for the ports and freight sector, however Port of Melbourne (PoM) is operating…

As the gateway for food and fibre exports, Port of Melbourne supports South East Australia’s agricultural sector. As CEO Brendan Bourke explains in this video,…

COVID-19 has presented unprecedented challenges, yet Port of Melbourne and the broader industry are showing remarkable resilience.

Port of Melbourne has today published its 2020-21 Reference Tariff Schedule (RTS). The RTS outlines PoM’s tariffs for Prescribed Services that will apply from 1…

Port of Melbourne recently completed the installation of new 150 ton bollards at Swanson Dock East and West. This $8.5M project, with engineering services provided…

Despite the challenges in the current COVID-19 environment, Port of Melbourne is progressing its infrastructure investment program.

The current situation is resulting in trade and economic influences on our port freight supply chain that are likely to cause disruptions to normal business, some of which are having flow through effects on different parts of the supply chain.

Port of Melbourne is collaborating with industry to ensure that the efficiency of our port freight and logistics systems is not overwhelmed by current impacts…