Port of Melbourne Authority

The Port of Melbourne Authority (PMA) was formed, under the Port of Melbourne Authority Act 1958 (Vic),[1] to take over the functions of the Melbourne Harbor Trust, although the name did not formally change until 1978.

History

Following the passage of the incorporating Act, the PMA was formed in 1958. It moved from its Market Street head office to the World Trade Centre (Melbourne) in 1983, a building which had been constructed by the PMA on port land. Subsequent restructuring in 1997 saw the Melbourne Port Corporation take over the PMA property and assets, while the Victorian Channels Authority gained berthing responsibilities, and the Melbourne Port Services was privatised and put out to tender. The Port of Melbourne Corporation was formed on 1 July 2003, taking over the Melbourne Port Corporation, and the Victorian Channels Authority.[2]

Journal

The PMA published the Port of Melbourne Quarterly, (ISSN 0048-4865) later Title Port Panorama (ISSN 0814-9089) which combined with the Port Gazette (ISSN 0815-6085).

References
  1. "Port of Melbourne Authority Act 1958" (PDF). Victorian Legislation. Office of the Chief Parliamentary Counsel. Retrieved 7 July 2023.
  2. Port of Melbourne Corporation


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