Cargo Insight
Maritime & Sea Cargo
Let's Talk Shipping.
Have a question about sea cargo, maritime transport, shipping routes or the connections between Australia, Papua New Guinea and the wider Pacific? Get in touch with our team.
A direct connection from Western Australia to the wider maritime network.
Freenetworkfoundation.org is based in South Perth, Western Australia, within a region closely connected to the maritime trade that moves through the Port of Fremantle and the wider Western Australian logistics network.
Whether you are researching sea freight, international shipping, container transportation, Pacific trade routes or maritime connections between Australia and Papua New Guinea, we welcome relevant enquiries.
Australia has major maritime gateways including the Port of Fremantle, Port Botany, the Port of Melbourne and the Port of Brisbane. These gateways form part of a much larger network connecting Australian businesses and communities with Asia, the Pacific and global markets.
For enquiries relating to our website, maritime information, regional shipping or general sea cargo topics, please use the contact details below.
Connect with us.
Our contact details are provided below for general enquiries relating to maritime transport, sea cargo and shipping.
Our Location
73 Millpoint Rd
South Perth, Perth
WA, Australia
Telephone
For general enquiries and information relating to maritime transportation and shipping.
Email is suitable for general enquiries, website questions and shipping-related information requests.
Fax
1300 767 137
Traditional correspondence remains available for enquiries where fax communication is required.
Western Australia
Our South Perth location provides a Western Australian point of contact within a region strongly connected with the Indian Ocean and Australia's maritime trade.
Pacific Connections
We are particularly interested in maritime connections involving Papua New Guinea, including Port Moresby, Lae and other important Pacific coastal locations.
From Western Australia to the Pacific and beyond.
Maritime transportation does not operate in isolation. Australian ports are connected through an international network of vessels, terminals, shipping lines and logistics infrastructure.
Australia
From Fremantle on the Indian Ocean to Port Botany, Melbourne and Brisbane on Australia's eastern seaboard, commercial ports connect domestic activity with international maritime trade.
Papua New Guinea
Papua New Guinea's extensive coastline and island geography make maritime transportation an important part of the country's connection with Australia, neighbouring Pacific markets and international trade.
“Good communication is another link in the shipping network.”
Shipping involves many interconnected parties, from exporters and importers to vessel operators, port terminals, customs, freight professionals and inland transport providers. Clear communication helps people understand where their enquiry fits within that wider network.
What can you contact us about?
We welcome enquiries connected with the subjects covered throughout Freenetworkfoundation.org.
If your question concerns a specific route, port, shipping destination or maritime topic, providing as much relevant information as possible helps us understand your enquiry.
- Australia sea cargo and shipping
- Papua New Guinea maritime connections
- Australia–PNG shipping routes
- Container transportation
- Port and terminal information
- Pacific maritime networks
- International freight movement
- Website and content enquiries
Stay connected online.
You can also follow our social channels for updates, maritime information and content relating to shipping, freight and Australia's connection with the Pacific.
Social platforms can provide another way to follow developments across the maritime and logistics environment, from Australian ports to regional shipping connections.
Callum Whitmore
Callum Whitmore writes about sea cargo, maritime transportation, shipping routes and ports, with a particular focus on Australia, Papua New Guinea and the wider Pacific.