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SeaLink parent company flags big changes, but Kangaroo Island ferries to stay

Port upgrades at Cape Jervis continue apace with construction workers contracted by the Department for Infrastructure and Transport pictured in March extending out the vehicle line-up area. (Stan Gorton: 469931)
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SeaLink South Australia’s parent company Kelsian Group is looking to divest the tourism side of its business but retain its […]

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