TFL is the freight partner Perth’s leading retailers rely on to deliver to Broome and the Kimberley — every week, without fail. Broome is the furthest regular stop on our weekly corridor, and we’ve been running it reliably for over 15 years. When your customer in Broome places a large order with a Perth retailer, TFL gets it there on time, in perfect condition. We also carry freight back to Perth — making us WA’s most reliable two-way service between Perth and the Kimberley.
We run to Broome every single week. No waiting for a truck to fill up. No delays because another job came in. You know when it's leaving, and you know when it's arriving.
TFL has been running Perth to regional WA freight since before most competitors started. Our team knows the route, the roads, and the requirements — inside out.
We're the logistics partner behind some of WA's biggest furniture retailers. When you need consistent, professional delivery — the brands that matter have already chosen us.
Perth-based retailers trust TFL to bridge the gap between their showroom or warehouse and their customers in Broome. Whether it’s a hotel fit-out for one of Broome’s iconic resorts, a tourism operator stocking up, or a commercial delivery to the Kimberley — when a customer places a large order with a Perth retailer, TFL is how it gets there. Our scheduled weekly run travels the full length of WA’s regional corridor all the way to Broome. And when freight needs to make the journey back — we do that too.
Our fleet is purpose-built for the full Perth–Broome corridor — WA’s longest regular freight run — fully enclosed, professionally loaded, and tracked the entire way.
Broome is the final stop on TFL’s primary weekly freight corridor — the furthest point on our scheduled route and one of WA’s most iconic regional destinations. Our route runs the full length:
Perth > Geraldton > Carnarvon > Karratha > Port Hedland > Broome.
We also service more remote Kimberley locations on request — speak to our team for any special requests or out-of-route deliveries. .
With depots in both Perth (Perth Airport, WA 6105) and Karratha, we cover the full corridor, with Broome as our northernmost scheduled stop on every weekly run.
Perth retailers selling into Broome and the Kimberley are our core clients — from national chains like Harvey Norman, Forty Winks, and Comfort Style to independent furniture suppliers and commercial operators. When their Broome customers place a large order, TFL is how they fulfil it — across WA’s longest freight corridor.
TFL runs a scheduled weekly service. Broome is our furthest scheduled stop, so transit time from Perth is typically 5–6 days from departure. Contact us for current departure days and scheduling.
TFL is a commercial freight specialist. We work with retailers, furniture suppliers, and commercial operators — not the general public. Our service runs weekly freight from our Perth depot along the full corridor to Broome.
TFL specialises in large commercial freight — not home removals. However, we do offer a home to home delivery and removals option through our trusted residential partner. [Find out more here.]
Freight is dropped to our Perth depot (Perth Airport, WA 6105) by the retailer or supplier. We load, transport, and deliver it along our weekly route — with our Karratha depot and continuing to Port Hedland and Broome. Deliveries are made directly to business or commercial addresses in Broome.
We specialise in large, bulky, and high-volume commercial freight — full truckloads, palletised stock, furniture in bulk, and large goods that standard couriers won’t carry. We are not a parcel or small-item service.
Use our Quick Quote form or call 0447 887 277. We’ll respond quickly with a competitive rate for your Broome freight requirements.
Yes, we can service other Kimberley locations on request. Speak to our team for any special requests or out-of-route deliveries beyond Broome.
Yes, TFL operates as a two-way freight corridor. Return freight from Broome to Perth is part of our service. Contact us to discuss your requirements and timing on the return run.
