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25.01.2022 From 1 July, capacity will increase on all public transport services and extra green dot stickers will be added to show you where to sit and stand. Passengers are still advised to try and avoid travelling during peak periods. Plan your trip ahead to check which service has capacity: https://transportnsw.info/trip
24.01.2022 Breathtaking shot of the ferry Scarborough cruising through the Harbour at sunset, surrounded by a beautiful sea of clouds and a splendid burst of colour! Thank you @themikejeffrey for sharing this special moment. #sydneyferries #transdevferriessyd #sydneyharbour #sunset
24.01.2022 Transdev proud operator of Sydney Ferries Managing Director, Dean Helm, presented a fundraising cheque of $24,000 to the Westmead Children’s Hospital of contributions from employees, passengers and the company. Sydney Ferries has raised funds for the hospital for 25 years through fundraising during the Bandaged Bear Appeal, Christmas appeals and raffles. Mr Helm praised the dedication of frontline health workers during the pandemic and Transdev’s own employees for supporting ...the fundraising. #sydneyferries #thechildrenatshospitalwestmead
24.01.2022 Catching a ferry at 6 AM has its perks! Thanks @tickingthelist for this spectacular view of the Sydney Harbour at sunrise. #repost #sydneyferries #transdevsydneyferries #sydneyharbour #sydneyoperhouse #sunrise #sydneysunrise
24.01.2022 As proud operator of Sydney Ferries, we pride ourselves in taking you where you want to go, safely and securely. All of our ferries are crewed with highly trained staff who are there to ensure your safety and who are always available to assist you if you have any safety concerns. Did you know? All of our maritime staff are trained in first aid response and participate on average in 2 emergency scenarios per month to ensure we are fully prepared to keep you and your family sa...fe in any kind of situation. We love feedback! If you think were doing a great job, then please let us know via transportnsw.info by clicking here https://transportnsw.info/contact-us/feedback/ferry-feedback or simply share one of your best experience on Sydney Ferries! #Transdev #ourpromise
23.01.2022 #flashbackferryfriday to the ferry Baragoola joining in the celebrations for the opening of the Sydney Opera House in 1973. Source: Graeme Andrews 'Working Harbour' Collection: 78138, provided courtesy of the City of Sydney Archives.
22.01.2022 Check out this view! @sid_angolkar was lucky enough to get a front row seat to this world class view and snap this fantastic shot of the Harbour Bridge. Thanks for sharing it with us! #sydneyferries #sydneyharbour #harbourbridge
22.01.2022 #Repost @jacintasydney ....And just like that, just as quickly as it had arrived, the MG ferry high-fived its BFF ferry from an appropriate social distance, of course! And rode off into the sunset. The end! #sydneyferries #transdevsydneyferries #harbourbridge #sydneyharbour
22.01.2022 What a beautiful moment last night, with a tribute to all of Sydney's essential workers for their continued support in our communities and for keeping Sydney moving during the COVID-19 pandemic. . Our General Purpose Hand, Carlie Thornton, was one of the frontline heroes projected on the Sydney Opera House and we couldn't be more proud! . We thank each one of you for your ongoing resilience and commitment. Thank you!... . . Photo Credit: NSW Government/Anna Warr See more
22.01.2022 Great shot from one of the biggest #Friendship enthusiasts. Thank you @celebratingfriendship! #repost #sydneyferries #transdevsydneyferries #harbourbridge #sydneyharbour
21.01.2022 #RememberanceDay2020: We pay our tributes to all the servicemen and servicewomen who have fought and lost their lives to protect our nation. Today on Remembrance Day, we commemorate their legacy. Lest we forget.
21.01.2022 Today is R U OK Day, a national day of action and dedication to inspiring all people of all backgrounds to meaningfully connect with others and support anyone struggling with life. 2020 has been a challenging year for many and circumstances have made it more important for us all to stay connected. We are proud to support this initiative and encourage everyone to reach out to a colleague, friend, or family member, even to simply ask: Are you ok? Learn more about learn more ab...out R U OK? initiatives at https://www.ruok.org.au #ruok #ruokday2020 #theresmoretosay #sydneyferries
20.01.2022 This ANZAC Day may be celebrated differently but we will still pay tribute to the sacrifice of our veterans by virtually marking this special day. Lest we forget.
19.01.2022 Early birds get the best views! Thank you @ling_lingstagram for this great morning shot of our ferry cruising through the harbour. #sydneyferries #transdevsydneyferries #harbourbridge #sydneyoperahouse #sydneyharbour
19.01.2022 #Celebrating #NRW2020 At Transdev Sydney Ferries, we are excited for our journey towards building a more inclusive employee culture, towards strengthening the bonds between our company and Australias Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander communities and to play our role as a leader in our industry to aid reconciliation in Australia. Today marks the official start of Reconciliation Week in Australia and we proudly celebrate the rich histories and traditions of our Indigenous communities. Our vision for reconciliation is to acknowledge, celebrate and provide opportunities for the First Peoples of Australia, as customers who feel welcome on our services, as suppliers, as stakeholders and as our employees. #InthistoTogether
18.01.2022 #flashbackferryfriday to the ferry Lady Edeline in 1962. Lady Edeline was built in 1913 and, together with her four sisters (Lady Denman, Lady Chelmsford, Lady Scott, and Lady Ferguson), she was converted to diesel after the Sydney Harbour Bridge opened in 1932. She was designed to have a lifespan of 15 years, but ended up serving for more than 70, retiring in 1984. Photo source: Graeme Andrews 'Working Harbour' Collection: 90533, provided courtesy of the City of Sydney Archives.
16.01.2022 Thank you Cadbury Dairy Milk for recognising our hard-working frontline team members today with some well-deserved chocolate!
16.01.2022 As proud operator of Sydney Ferries, we are committed in offering you a friendly and courteous service, one which is respectful of all genders, ethnicities, disabilities and sexual orientations. Did you know? Weve developed hand in hand with our frontline staff a bespoke customer service training, inclusive of diversity and inclusion topics, that 100% of our employees are currently undertaking. Have you come across one of friendly staff that went above and beyond to make yo...ur experience a remarkable one? Please let us know via transportnsw.info by clicking here https://transportnsw.info/contact-us/feedback/ferry-feedback so we can let them know! #Transdev #ourpromise
15.01.2022 Thanks Women in Maritime for recognising some of our fantastic female team members: Michelle, Nicki, Neva, Annie, and Dominique! We are extremely proud of all the women working across our business, and we will continue to put our efforts in creating a more diverse and inclusive workplace and industry. #womeninmaritime
15.01.2022 Were excited to announce that today marks one year since the start of our new contract to operate the Sydney Ferries network on behalf of Transport for NSW. During this past year, we worked extensively to provide you with the best possible experience when travelling on our ferries with record customer satisfaction results of 98%. This would not have been possible without the hard work and commitment of all our teams, who worked tirelessly through this years challenging con...ditions to provide a safe and reliable service to all our customers. We are grateful for the opportunity to provide this essential service and to keep supporting our communities. Thank you for choosing to travel with us and we look forward to welcoming you on board soon! #Transdev #ProudoperatorofSydneyFerries
15.01.2022 This #NAIDOCWeek, we celebrated the rich history, culture, and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of this land. As we join Australia’s First Nations people celebrating NAIDOC Week 2020, we reflect on the steps we are taking towards reconciliation and on our journey towards increasing our inclusive employee culture, strengthening the bonds between our company and Australia’s First Nations communities. Thank ...you to all our guest speakers, colleagues from Transport for NSW, Aboriginal Employment Strategy, Transdev Australasia and Transdev Sydney Light Rail for joining us in the celebrations this week. Photos from our two events at Barangaroo Wharf 1 and Balmain Shipyard which featured great Indigenous performances by some of our own First Nations employees. #alwayswasalwayswillbe #naidocweek2020 #naidoc2020 #sydneyferries #transdev
15.01.2022 As proud operator of Sydney Ferries, we take accessibility seriously and are committed to ensuring that we are meeting all your expectations, especially if you experience accessibility barriers. Did you know? We have been working hand in hand with accessibility advocacy groups to ensure all the new or refurbished vessels deliver the highest accessibility standards possible, including aiming to be fully DDA (Disability Discrimination Act) compliant. All of our ferries are ful...ly accessible, and the NSW Government is progressively improving the accessibility across wharves. Let us know about what you find most easy about travelling on our vessels and opportunities to improve accessibility, visit transportnsw.info by clicking here https://transportnsw.info/contact-us/feedback/ferry-feedback. #Transdev #ourpromise
14.01.2022 As proud operator of Sydney Ferries, our focus is to provide you with a reliable and punctual ferry service that you can depend on to get to your destination on time. Did you know? In 2020, 98% of our ferry services have departed and arrived on time. Made it to your destination on time with our ferry services? Let us know how we are tracking via transportnsw.info by clicking here https://transportnsw.info/contact-us/feedback/ferry-feedback.... #Transdev #ourpromise
14.01.2022 Meet our #JourneyMaker Chelsea! I really love the job, I could see myself working here in the future. It’s a very hands-on role and you learn new stuff every day. Chelsea, now working as a deckhand, started her career with us after participating in the Work Inspiration program, where Transdev in partnership with The Smith Family provide high school students with mentorship and employment pathways in the maritime industry.... She loves being on the water and interacting with customers, and she encourages everyone to consider a career in public transport. #Transdev #proudoperator #SydneyFerries #journeymakers #publictransport Find out more at: https://www.transdev.com.au/join-our-te/our-journey-makers/
14.01.2022 Did you know that you can travel with your furry buddy on our ferries? . You will require permission from the crew and your pet must be confined in a box or carrier. Don’t forget to be considerate of others. . Thanks for the great photo Dog friendly NSW ... #sydneyferries #transdevferriessyd #petslover #travellingwithpets
14.01.2022 Happy Birthday Evonne Goolagong! Evonne Goolagong AC MBE is a former world number one tennis player, an Australian sporting icon as well as an inspiration for many generations for young people. It is a privilege to have one of Sydney Ferries named after such an extraordinary woman and we are proud to celebrate her birthday today by flying the Aboriginal flag on the ferry Evonne Goolagong in her honour.... Photo credit: National Archives of Australia, NAA: A6135, K27/1/72/17 #evonnegoolagong #sydneyferries
14.01.2022 #flashbackferryfriday to the ferry Kareela next to Lady Denman in the 1950s. The ferry Kareela was knowns as ‘The Box’, as she never appeared to float any lower in the water regardless of the number of passengers she was carrying. Source: Graeme Andrews 'Working Harbour' Collection: 78670. Photographer Fred Saxon, provided courtesy of the City of Sydney Archives. #sydneyferries ##sydneyharbour #harbourbridge #sydneyharbourbridge #circularquay
13.01.2022 As proud operator of Sydney Ferries, we are committed to offering you a stress-free journey in a comfortable and clean environment. Did you know? In 2019-2020, we have started a refurbishing process for the First Fleet vessels to offer a revamped, cleaner, and more comfortable environment for you to travel on. Enjoyed a clean and comfortable ferry ride? Tell us what you think via transportnsw.info by clicking here https://transportnsw.info/contact-us/feedback/ferry-feedback... #Transdev #ourpromise
13.01.2022 #flashbackferryfriday to the insides of Kubus upper deck in the 1950s. In the background, we can also catch a glimpse of the old wheelhouse with its large steering wheel. Photo source: Graeme Andrews 'Working Harbour' Collection: 78596, provided courtesy of the City of Sydney Archives.
12.01.2022 #flashbackferryfriday The ferry Kameruka appraoching Circular Quay, with the Harbour Bridge in the background. Built in 1913, Kameruka was converted to diesel in 1954 and was one of the longest-lived Sydney ferries. Source: Graeme Andrews 'Working Harbour' Collection: 78360. Photographer Fred Saxon, provided courtesy of the City of Sydney Archives.
11.01.2022 As proud operator of Sydney Ferries, Our Promise to you is to strive to make your ferry journey as easy, comfortable, safe, and accessible as possible. Over the next two weeks, well be sharing the 7 Customer Promises that we made to you, to show our commitment to offering you the best experience while travelling with us, and the actions we are taking towards continuously improve our services. We love feedback! Let us know how were doing with each of our promises via transportnsw.info by clicking here https://transportnsw.info/contact-us/feedback/ferry-feedback.
09.01.2022 Stellar shot of Circular Quay from last week’s Remembrance Day celebrations, with the ferries berthed at the wharves and the Opera House’s sails all lit up with poppies in honour of our Australian soldiers. Thanks @scottrileyphotography! #circularquay #operahousesydney #OperaHouse #remembranceday #remembranceday2020 #sydneyharbour #sydneyferries
08.01.2022 Happy #PrideMonth! Every year the month of June is dedicated to celebrating the LGBTQIA+ communities all around the world, learn more about the LGBTQIA+ history, and consider the ways we can all contribute towards creating a more inclusive society. At Transdev Sydney Ferries, we value and celebrate Pride Month with all our the LGBTQIA+ employees, customers, and the wider communities we serve. We truly believe we are stronger together, combining our skills, experience, and bac...kgrounds. #pridemonth2020 #happypridemonth #transdevsydneyferries
08.01.2022 In support of the 32nd annual Red Nose Day, weve decked some of our ferries with red noses to help spread awareness that Today is Red Nose Day! Passengers travelling on the Manly to Circular Quay and Circular Quay to Parramatta routes will be able to catch a glimpse of the Red Nose ferries until Sunday, 16 August. If youre travelling on one of the exclusive Red Nose Day ferries, dont forget to tag @rednoseaustralia and @transdevsydneyferries in your pictures. ... We encourage ferry fans to make a donation on Red Nose Day, as every dollar goes towards saving childrens lives and supporting families who have suffered the loss of a child. To donate, visit: https://donate.rednose.org.au/ Image Credits: Scott Riley
07.01.2022 #flashbackferryfriday to the ferry Kiandra. Together with her sister vessels Kubu and Kirrule, Kiandra was the second largest inner harbour ferries built. During the 1920s, they were frequently used for harbour cruises. Here we can see her cruising in Sydney Habour in ca. 1930. Source: E.W. Searle collection of photographs, National Library of Australia [PIC P838/1255 LOC Album 1124/14]
06.01.2022 Every day, we see our ferries along the harbour, but what is not so visible are the people who work daily to ensure that our customers have the best possible experience on-board. Logan Bartley is an Apprentice Fitter, at Balmain Shipyard, and he plays a key role to maintain and repair our vessels fleet. #behindthescenes... #sydneyferries #transdevferriessyd #transportfornsw See more
06.01.2022 A big thank you to all those people who are working tirelessly to keep our city moving, and thank you @the_zeemann for sharing this amazing shot of the Alexander, still cruising every day to provide essential service to those who need it. #repost #sydneyferries #transdevsydneyferries #sydneyharbour #essentialservices
06.01.2022 Did you know our iconic First Fleet ferries have been given a makeover? Daniel Freebody, Acting General Manager Assets at Transdev Sydney Ferries, has spoken to 7News about the refurbishment.
06.01.2022 Amazing combination of light and shadows from the Harbour Bridge cast over the Opera House, with the Fishburn making an appearance to complete an already spectacular photo. Thanks @zipping12! #harbourbridge #sydneyoperahouse #sydneyharbour #sydneyferries #transdevferriessyd
06.01.2022 Great view overlooking Circular Quay by @robchiong! While the city is exceptionally calm, our ferries are still up and running to make sure all our essential travellers can safely get to their destination. To our fantastic staff and all the essential workers out there working hard every day, thank you! #repost #sydneyferries #transdevsydneyferries #circularquay #sydneyharbour #essentialtravel
05.01.2022 Look out for green dot stickers while travelling on public transport. "No dot, no spot," you may be asked to wait for the next service. School children and those who require assistance will be given priority access. Plan your trip to see which services have space available: https://transportnsw.info/trip
05.01.2022 #flashbackferryfriday to the ferry Balgowlah boarding passengers at Manly Wharf. During her almost 40 years of service, from 1912 to 1951, she made the trip between Manly and Circular Quay over 110,000 times. Source: John Morcombe, The Daily Telegraph, 8 May 2017.
05.01.2022 #flashbackferryfriday to the ferry Koree leaving Old Cremorne Wharf in the early 1900s. Koree was one of the large capacity ferries of the Sydney Ferries fleet, as she could carry more than 1000 passengers. Photo source: Graeme Andrews 'Working Harbour' Collection: 78556, provided courtesy of the City of Sydney Archives.
04.01.2022 #flashbackferryfriday to Circular Quay in 1910. How this view has changed... The ferries, the wharves, the fashion trends and it seems that we no longer see horse drawn carriages around. Photo source: Graeme Andrews 'Working Harbour' Collection: provided courtesy of the City of Sydney Archives.
03.01.2022 The ferry Friendship cruising underneath the Sydney Harbour Bridge. Thanks @mirahlessrevolution for this beautiful photo! #repost #sydneyferries #transdevsydneyferries #harbourbridge #sydneyharbour #friendship #sydneyoperahouse
03.01.2022 #flashbackferryfriday Passengers boarding the ferry Kaludah on 4 March 1911. Built with a short funnel, Kaludahs design was made to allow her to pass under low bridges, an important feature for a ferry servicing the Parramatta River.
03.01.2022 #flashbackferryfriday to the ferry Kedumba in 1930, about to pass under the Harbour Bridge still under construction. Kedumba was built in 1913 and was retired in 1932 following the opening of the Harbour Bridge. Photo source: Graeme Andrews 'Working Harbour' Collection: 78473, Dufty collection, provided courtesy of the City of Sydney Archives. #sydneyferries #harbourbridge #sydneyharbourbridge
02.01.2022 As proud operator of Sydney Ferries, our goal is to keep you up-to-date with accurate and timely information to ensure you are always able to organise your trip, even in times of disruption. Did you know? In the past twelve months, we have rolled out a new passenger information display system across the ferry network to guide, inform and update you to smoothly move from one stage of your journey to the next. How has the information we provided helped you out when planning yo...ur journey? Share your experience via transportnsw.info by clicking here https://transportnsw.info/contact-us/feedback/ferry-feedback. #Transdev #ourpromise
02.01.2022 As proud operator of Sydney Ferries, we place the customer at the heart of everything we do! We highly value your opinion and are committed to using your feedback to learn more about where we are excelling as well as how we can continue improving our services. Did you know? For the past twelve months, we have responded to all of your feedback (requiring a response) within only 2 days. Have you had a positive experience while providing feedback? Wed love to hear from you! Te...ll us what you think about how we are handling your feedback via transportnsw.info by clicking here https://transportnsw.info/contact-us/feedback/ferry-feedback. #Transdev #ourpromise
01.01.2022 #flashbackferryfriday to the ferry Curl Curl approaching Manly wharf in 1954. In her time, she was the fastest ferry on the harbour, as she proved during the Anniversary Day celebrations in 1936 when she completed the trips to Manly to move large number crowds in only 22 minutes.
01.01.2022 #flashbackferryfriday The Lady McKell is speeding through the Harbour with cheering passengers supporting her in the Great Ferry Race in 1987. Photo source: Graeme Andrews 'Working Harbour' Collection: 78735, provided courtesy of the City of Sydney Archives.
