January 2021 was a strong month for total container throughput (full and empty) with 271,087 TEU, 16.9% above January 2020.  Read it here.

December 2020 was another strong month for total container throughput (full and empty) with 260,925 TEU, 4% above December 2019.

Volumes remain strong as a result of the Christmas/summer holiday retail rush and continued changes to consumer spending as a result of COVID-19.

Port of Melbourne provides a stakeholder update and trade figures for October 2020.

Port of Melbourne has released its latest trade data for September 2020.

Port of Melbourne disagrees with the findings of the Essential Services Commission’s Market Rent Inquiry. We hold the firm view that our activities in leasing…

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,…