“Navigating the Future” NSW Ports’ 30 Year Master Plan (2015 - 2045), in conjunction with the Sustainability Plan, sets out a vision for the next 30 years and the actions that are needed to meet this vision.

The Port Kembla Development Code has been prepared to: articulate NSW Ports’ design and operational requirements for all new development in a consolidated document; set minimum standards for design and operation of new development at Port Kembla; and provide a guide for consent authorities to assess and determine new development at Port Kembla.

To mark 40 Years since the commissioning of Brotherson Dock in Port Botany, on 10 December 2019 we produced a book of 40 highlights of the Ports history, “The 40 Years of Port Botany”.

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The Port Botany Development Code has been prepared to: articulate NSW Ports’ design and operational requirements for all new development in a consolidated document; set minimum standards for design and operation of new development at Port Botany; and provide a guide for consent authorities to assess and determine new development at Port Botany.

The 2015 Sustainability Plan provided a strategic framework for progressing towards environmental sustainability and identified a path for action between 2015 - 2018.

Our Five Year Port Development Plan outlines development objectives and proposals for the Port and Intermodal Terminal precincts managed by NSW Ports; and identifies future freight requirements outside the Port and Intermodal Terminal precincts.

Finding the best choices for additional port capacity in NSW. A report by KPMG on the long-term container needs of NSW.

Our 2019 Sustainability Plan outlines our approach to sustainability, our achievements and our proactive strategy for the three years 2019 - 2021.