News

Mid West Ports Authority are planning a temporary move to 5 Chapman Road, Geraldton.

Mid West Ports Authority is excited to announce the position of Chief Executive Officer has been filled by Dr Rochelle Macdonald.

After almost a 50-year career spent down by the wharfs of Geraldton Port, crane operator Mick Price hung-up his hard hat for the final time on Friday.

MWPA were joined by almost 1000 members of the community during the Geraldton Port Tour Day.

MWPA recently appointed a project consultant for the Geraldton Port Master Planning Project.

MWPA welcomed the Sun Princess to Berth 3 this morning.

Western Australia’s very own tall ship has berthed at Geraldton Port.

The MWPA has welcomed interim Chief Executive Officer Steve Lewis.

The MV AFROS arrived at the Geraldton Port this morning.

The MWPA wish farewell to Chief Executive Officer Peter Klein.

The MWPA received a significant response to an online community survey prior to the commencement of the Port Master Planning Project.

The Mid West Ports Authority have performed a textbook rescue.

The largest bulk carrier to visit the Mid West was successfully berthed at Geraldton Port.

The Mid West Ports Authority have been commended for their efforts in the successful Medivac of an injured crew member aboard an Australian Border Force vessel on Saturday.

Among the Mid West Ports Authority staff, there are many amazing women who ensure the smooth day-to-day running of the port.

The MWPA has continued its commitment to the protection and conservation of Geraldton’s coastline with staff recently lending a hand at the annual Business Clean Up Day.

Mid West Ports Authority will be increasing pen fees at the Fishing Boat Harbour to align with charges at Batavia Coast Marina.

The financial year 2016/17 has been a successful and busy year for the Authority with trade (16.86 million tonnes), profit before tax ($14.27M) and dividend achieving above budget performance.

Mid West Ports Authority (MWPA) has acquired four ShoreTension® units (STU’s) at a cost of approximately two million dollars.

The Department of Infrastructure and Regional Development have brought in new MSIC identity verification requirements to commence on 1 August 2017.

The STS Leeuwin II visited Geraldton on its way home to Fremantle after a stay in Shark Bay.

The Office of the Environmental Protection Authority has accepted Mid West Ports Authority’s (MWPA’s) plan to deliver an opportunistic, short term maintenance dredging program to clear a build-up of sediment within the Geraldton Tug Boat Harbour.

Geraldton based civil contractor Central Earthmoving has been awarded the contract to construct coastal protection works along the Beresford Foreshore, one of the City of Greater Geraldton's largest Capital Work projects to date.