Learn languages naturally with fresh, real content!

Popular Topics
Explore By Region
The Narrabeen ferry, after a $71 million overhaul, has resumed service on Sydney’s Manly route, boosting capacity for a busy summer.
The Narrabeen, a 1984 Freshwater-class ferry once slated for scrapping, has returned to Sydney Harbour’s Circular Quay-Manly route after a major $71 million refurbishment including engine and hull repairs, modern controls, and CCTV upgrades.
Accelerated due to wharf delays, it will serve up to 900 passengers during a projected record summer of ferry use.
Its sister ship, Freshwater, is set to begin a $71 million overhaul next month, while the future of the youngest class member, Collaroy, remains uncertain.
Despite $190 million spent on planning, construction for Circular Quay’s wharf upgrades has not begun, with no guarantee it will start before the 2027 state election.
NSW Premier Chris Minns credited community efforts and government investment in preserving Sydney’s ferry heritage.
El ferry Narrabeen, después de una revisión de $71 millones, ha reanudado el servicio en la ruta de Manly de Sydney, aumentando la capacidad para un verano ocupado.