DQ2005 and DQ2007 chugging along near the Kilometre Post West 65, here the railway runs parallel with the main highway for about 2km.

DQ2005 and DQ2007 on coal train at Hagley.

ZA2114 leads its train around the sweeping curves and up the steep grades out of Western Junction, the Gunns sawmill can be just seen above the last visible coal wagon.

Lots of motive power (and different liveries) heading south on train 35.

The coal train continues on its journey from Conara Junction to Devonport, seen here leaving Western Junction.

A rare sight, a train sitting in the Platform at Western Junction. This move was to save a long walk for one of the crew - the train not long after reversed back and continued on its journey to D... (more)

ZA2114 powers up the grade and across a level crossing heading in to Perth, just out of Western Junction.

Train 33/38 has temporarily been scrapped, as a result PNT run a coal train every afternoon between Conara Junction and the cement works at Railton - seen here entering Western Junction.

2001 rolls along the lengthy straight in to Burnie Junction. Just after the level crossing the train crosses the Emu River, also note the grass is almost covering the track in the background of t... (more)

Also running about 4 hours late, train 7-38 passes through the cuttings on the Ulverstone side of Penguin. 38 was delayed due to 36. Also note 2001's experimental livery that was applied when Wi... (more)

Running about 4 hours late, train 7-36 passes through the cuttings on the Burnie side of Penguin. The train was running late due to a fault with the independant brake in 2113.

MKA2138 undergoing testing in late March 2005, the three MKAs in Tasmania should be ready to go in the later half of 2005. PNT's main workshop facilities can be seen in the background.

In new livery ZR2101 powers to the top of Don Hill with train 1-31 before descending in to Devonport.

A late running "Paper Train" headed by DQ2003 has just left Burnie and is attacking the first part of its coastal hugging run to Devonport.