Racing through Bridgewater, the well-powered 764 empty log train from Hobart to Brighton Rail Hub sees the impressive lash-up of Z2113, Z2111, Z2110, Z2112 & MKA2131 make light work of it as there... (more)

The overnight Burnie-Hobart intermodal rounds into Granton after crossing the Derwent River behind ex Queensland locos 2052 & 2051 with MKA2134 lending a hand as third unit. This section of track ... (more)

Crossing over the Derwent River near Granton in Hobart's north, ex WAGR D class D2021 & D2020 sandwich ex Queensland Rail's 2053 with 635 general goods from Burnie headed for Hobart.

All four of the Z class members, Z2113, Z2111, Z2110 & Z2112 are seen here combining with MKA2131 to work 134 loaded log train from Brighton Hub to East Tamar on a glorious late afternoon at Tea T... (more)

In their final few months of service, the since withdrawn Tasrail Z class, Z2110 & Z2112 are seen here backing their train 564 of empty log wagons into the fairly new facility known as Brighton Hu... (more)

The overnight Burnie-Hobart intermodal rounds into Brighton behind ex Queensland locos 2052 & 2051 with MKA2134 lending a hand as third unit.

Mt Wellington makes for a nice backdrop as Z2110 & Z2112 hauls 564 empty log train from Hobart port. The train is on approach to Brighton where it will load.

MKA Class duo 2138 and 2137 combine with DQ unit 2005 to shunt No. 36 freight at Hobart.

In the final few hundred metres of its all day journey from Burnie, 31 approaches the Norske Skogg paper mill at Boyer, with the Derwent Valley in the background.

About half an hour after 43 passed through the same location, D2020 leads train 31 towards the Norske-Skog paper mill at Boyer.

Switching on to the Derwent Valley line at Bridgewater Junction.

After the late arrival of train 67, Y2151 shunts the awkwardly set out yard at Hobart.

D2020 leads #31 over the old wooden trestle at Brighton, the D is by far the biggest class of loco to operate in Tasmania, and there is now talk of replacing old bridges with new ones better equip... (more)

The container yard at the old port of Hobart. Things were in full-swing today but the Tasmanian Rail Network is currently under threat of a shutdown without some serious funding from the governme... (more)