Darwin, Darwin – capital of Australia's Northern Territory is positioned to play a pivotal role in the nation’s future industrial growth and in the ongoing expansion of the entire AustralAsian region. Darwin has long been Australia’s pre-eminent port for the export of live cattle and is now becoming the region’s primary service and supply base for offshore and onshore oil and gas projects. The significant growth in exploration, mining and oil & gas projects in the region, including activity in the Timor Sea, presents an immediate opportunity for Darwin to further develop its logistical support capacity. With its modern international airport terminal, connections to the national road and rail network and world-class seaport facilities, the city is recognised as the linchpin which links Australia’s trade, communications, transport and logistics networks to those of south east Asia and beyond.

Hobart Sea Port, The Port of Hobart is one of the best deepwater ports in the world. The thriving commercial port offers safe all-weather access to all kinds of vessels, both large and small. The large harbour is sheltered, fog free and, with a rise and fall of about one metre, virtually unaffected by tides. Port operations are managed by the Hobart Ports Corporation. The port is served by rail and road links to destinations throughout Tasmania. Modern cold storage facilities support the development of both agricultural and fisheries industries and the importation of selected products into Tasmania. In addition to cargo vessels, frequent visitors to the port include naval ships, cruise liners, and antarctic research and support vessels.

Port of Eden, The Port of Eden is the most southern declared Port in NSW, and services the South Coast of NSW, including the towns of Bega, Merimbula, Bombala and Cooma. The Port is home to one of the largest fishing fleets in NSW, and also has significant capacity to service the needs of a variety of importers and exporters.

Port of Yamba, The Port of Yamba is Australia’s Eastern most sea port and is located at the mouth of the Clarence River in Northern New South Wales. This Port serves the whole Northern Rivers District including the towns of Grafton, Maclean, Ballina, Lismore, Casino and Coffs Harbour. It is also the home port of the State’s second largest fishing fleet and handles a range of imports and exports.

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