Ferry still sailing
Port Phillip Ferries is still assessing its trial service between bay locations and Docklands.
CEO Murray Rance told Docklands News: “It is business as usual for Port Phillip Ferries and we are carrying on services through to the end of September school holidays.”
“As the next few weeks unfold, we will keep everyone updated on the trial service,” Mr Rance said.
The company is yet to commit to continuing the service between Portarlington and Docklands. On August 11, it discontinued its trial commuter service to and from Wyndham Harbour.
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