Six hurt after ferry crashes at Circular Quay Five people were hurt when a ferry crashed into the wharf at Circular Quay. Photo: Amanda Bull Six people have been injured after a ferry crashed into the end of a wharf at Circular Quay in Sydney. NSW Ambulance paramedics are assessing the passengers who were on board the Marlene Mathews RiverCat when it hit the end of wharf five heavily just after 12.30pm on Monday. Among the injured are two adults and a child who were suffering from jaw pain, knee pain and a cut lip. At least one of the six patients will be taken to hospital for further treatment. The cause of the crash is not clear. Amanda Bell wrote on Facebook that the ferry had travelled from Rydalmere to Circular Quay. "I don't believe there were any serious injuries although almost everyone fell over on impact," she wrote. Fortunately nobody fell through the open gate. A spokesman for Transport for NSW said the Marlene Mathews had been taken out of service and the incident was being investigated.