Brisbane Port (port code: AUBNE) is Australia's third largest container port and Queensland’s largest multi-cargo port. It lies on Australia's eastern shores at the mouth of the Brisbane River as it enters Moreton Bay.
The port contains 27 berths, including six for handling containers, five for oil, five for general cargo and motor vehicles, two for chemicals and fertilizers, two for liquid bulk cargoes, and two fit-out berths
The port handles approximately 32 million tons of cargo and 896,200TEU annually. The port's major imports are crude oil, cement, iron and steel, gypsum/limestone, fertilisers and chemicals, timber and wood, paper, building products, transport equipment and motor vehicles. The port's major exports are coal, refined oil, metal ores, scrap, grain, meat and meat products, woodchips and timber, animal and vegetable oils, fertilisers, chemicals, fruit and vegetables, silica sand, cotton, cotton seed, iron and steel.
Each year about 2,450 vessels visit this port, among which around 53% are sailing vessels, and 23% are cargo vessels. The maximum length of the vessels recorded to having entered this port is 336 meters. The maximum draught is 14 meters. The maximum deadweight is 158,734t.