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News

Read our latest news and see what we’ve been getting up to.

Capt. Mike Hanson and Capt. James Tayton (observing) sharing PPSP’s 183-year history with Queen Elizabeth’s Capt. Inger on the mighty Cruise Ships bridge. Our pilots are the vital link between the Victorian economy and the...

 Port Phillip Sea Pilots welcomes Captain Cade Richardson to its roster of elite marine pilots.Port Phillip Sea Pilots are Australia's most experienced seafarers, and Cade is no exception.During a 15-year tenure at Brisbane Marine Pilots,...

 Two Bays Whale ProjectPPSP as custodians for Port Phillip and Westernport's marine environment is excited to participate in the "Two Bays Whale Project"Our Pilots and Launch Crew will be keeping a sharp eye out on...

 With the ever-increasing demand for freight transport across Bass Strait, SeaRoad introduced larger ships into its Devonport / Melbourne coastal trade.SeaRoad’s larger ships now must manoeuvre in the limited confines of Devonport harbour and the existing berth...

 Illuminated on the Port Phillip horizon lies the rig #OceanOnyx, which spent the past few years discovering gas in Bass Strait to meet Victoria's future energy demands.Our pilots & crews helped guide the towed rig through...