Hunter railcar set powers away from a station stop with a local service to Newcastle Interchange. Extra trains were running on the line this day for crowds travelling to the V8 Supercars race day ... (more)

On a crisp spring morning, the once daily train has just departed the New England town of Armidale, at the beginning of it's 578km (359mi) journey to Sydney. Since rationalisation in the 1990s, th... (more)

The midday passenger service from Canberra to Sydney was seen passing through the industrial suburb of Fyshwick, just a couple of minutes into the journey. The cross border city of Queanbeyan can ... (more)

A 'V set' double deck electric interurban emerges from Tunnel No.3 on the 'Ten Tunnels Deviation' near Lithgow. This extremely scenic deviation was opened in 1910 to replace the Lithgow Zig Zag.

'V set' double deck interubrbans await departure from Central.

A 'V set' double deck interubrban awaits departure from Central.

The daylight XPT from Sydney to Melbourne slows for a station stop at the border town of Albury, once the break of gauge station between the New South Wales and Victorian networks.

I was onboard V20 on an early morning service from Sydney to Lithgow over the Blue Mountains, when it became stuck behind a failed 'Explorer' DMU between Emu Plains and Lapstone. Our train set bac... (more)

The daylight XPT service from Sydney to Melbourne grinds to a halt only a few minutes from the end of its journey, as it waits line clear at North Melbourne. The Standard Gauge only reached Melbou... (more)

Four-car V Set, V17, departs Blackheath for Mount Victoria as the last remnants of the massive snow storm of two days previous, looks on.

The once weekly service to Griffith is seen stopped for passengers at Yass Junction, 4 hours into it's 8.5 hour journey. All other passenger trains here are XPT services.

The Sydney to Melbourne XPT races over Victoria's highest railway bridge - The Maribyrnong River Viaduct - in Melbourne's north western suburbs. The bridge opened as part of the Albion-Jacana good... (more)