Statistical report Australian sea freight 2010–11

Chapter 3 • Coastal voyage permits
Table 3.3 Tonnage of freight carried by permits on the top ten routes
Financial year
Port
Hedland
to
Port Kembla
Hastings
to
Sydney
Milner Bay
to
Bell Bay
Melbourne
to
Fremantle
Gladstone
to
Brisbane
Gladstone
to
Townsville
Gladstone
to
Newcastle
Port
Bonython
to
Sydney
Fremantle
to
Adelaide
Port Latta
to
Port Kembla All routes a
Weight ( ‘000 tonnes )
2007–08 2 611.2 635.9 543.1 236.4 57.0 154.3 1 399.4 400.9 605.9 1 554.2 15 354.3
2008–09 1 362.5 991.8 475.8 259.4 493.3 199.7 1 296.6 795.9 48.3 1 007.6 13 673.9
2009–10 2 968.8 921.5 372.9 352.5 641.0 386.7 1 348.1 801.4 257.8 175.4 14 757.3
2010–11 3 606.4 711.0 563.9 504.5 491.6 428.8 341.3 281.5 210.9 45.3 14 045.8
Average per cent change ( % )
1 year 21.5 -22.8 51.2 43.1 -23.3 10.9 -74.7 -64.9 -18.2 -74.2 -4.8
3 years b 19.1 2.6 -1.3 29.4 95.9 45.2 -34.3 -10.0 -13.9 -70.9 -1.9
Voyages on permits ( number )
2007–08 19 33 14 194 16 23 33 9 169 35 2 985
2008–09 10 36 13 209 32 17 31 21 41 23 2 141
2009–10 23 32 9 254 52 22 27 17 72 4 2 372
2010–11 26 25 14 280 44 25 8 8 39 1 2 050
Average per cent change ( % )
1 year 13.0 -21.9 55.6 10.2 -15.4 13.6 -70.4 -52.9 -45.8 -75.0 -13.6
3 years b 19.4 -9.1 -3.6 13.8 42.2 5.2 -35.5 -5.5 -31.9 -71.1 -9.7
a “All routes” include the top ten routes and other routes not listed separately.
b The unit record permits data is limited to recent four years, therefore average per cent changes for freight task in this table are computed for the three-year period from 2007–08 to
2010–11.
Note: The top ten routes for tonnage of coastal freight carried on permits are the routes that carried the largest weight of coastal freight summed over recent four years. The routes are
sorted in descending order by the tonnage for the most recent year with the route ranked the first on the left in the table.
The statistics of some ports include data for other associated ports, terminals or facilities. The full list of ports and grouped ports/terminals/facilities is in “Appendix A: Australian ports”.
Source: DoIT (2012).
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