Earlier this year, GeelongPort completed pavement rehabilitation works on sections of road at Corio Quay North and Lascelles Wharf after detailed pavement investigations identified opportunities to optimise the existing pavement structure to support future operational demands. Through GeelongPort’s procurement process for this project, the business elected to utilise in-situ foamed bitumen stabilisation treatments to recycle … Continued
More than 100 children across Geelong’s northern suburbs will have the opportunity to build confidence, develop essential movement skills and experience the benefits of active play through a new partnership between GeelongPort and Leisure Networks. With GeelongPort’s support, the MiniMovers initiative will be delivered free of charge to 101 children attending early learning centres in … Continued
GeelongPort is proud to be taking to the water with Ports Victoria to deliver its Port of Geelong Education Program to Year 10 and 11 students from schools across Geelong. The program gives local students a unique on-water tour of the Port of Geelong, with a focus on GeelongPort facilities and the important role that … Continued
Port users travelling through Corio Quay will notice smoother roads and improved traffic-calming measures following a recent investment in road resurfacing works across the precinct. The project involved resurfacing a substantial section of the road network and renewing speed humps throughout the area, helping to enhance the condition of key transport routes used by customers, … Continued
GeelongPort has launched its inaugural Sustainability Strategy 2026–30, outlining a clear pathway to reduce emissions while strengthening the resilience and long-term performance of one of Victoria’s critical trade gateways. As the State’s second largest port, GeelongPort facilitates more than 13 million tonnes of cargo each year, supporting key industrial supply chains across energy, tourism, construction and bulk commodities. “Sustainability is fundamental to our future and the industries and communities … Continued
In recognition of National Reconciliation Week, GeelongPort has again become DjilangPort, a name it will carry through to Sunday 12 July, marking the end of the 50th annual NAIDOC Week. Djilang is the traditional Wadawurrung name for Geelong and, for the past three years, GeelongPort has renamed to DjilangPort for the duration of NAIDOC Week. … Continued
GeelongPort is proud to continue its support for grassroots girls’ sport through its partnership with Football Geelong, sponsoring all seven girls’ representative teams in 2026 and reinforcing its commitment to equity, access and participation across the region. This year marks a significant milestone for Football Geelong, with an equal number of girls’ and boys’ representative … Continued
GeelongPort and The Gordon have today signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to grow local skills and jobs as part of the proposed Geelong Renewables Terminal (GRT) – a major infrastructure project that would place Geelong at the centre of Victoria’s clean energy future. The partnership is focused on ensuring people in Geelong have access … Continued
GeelongPort Brings Families Together for 2026 Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race GeelongPort is proud to once again partner with the Mapei Cadel Evans Great Ocean Road Race to deliver one of Australia’s most loved family cycling events, the GeelongPort Family Ride. On Friday, 30 January 2026, the Geelong waterfront will come alive as more … Continued
As Australians prepare to celebrate the festive season, GeelongPort is reminding everyone that this time of year is not only about giving gifts, but also about giving back. Through a partnership with social enterprise PonyUp for Good, GeelongPort has delivered a powerful combination of environmental and social impact, turning old technology into meals for Australians facing food insecurity. On 6 November, GeelongPort collected 126 kilograms of retired … Continued