Tait Motor car 381M sticks out of No.3 road at Newport Workshops, during the 2016 Steamrail Victoria open weekend. These cars were built in the 1910's and remained in suburban service until 1984. ... (more)

After a 29 year restoration, A2 986 made its first public appearance at the 2016 Steamrail Victoria open weekend. 986 was built in 1915, and is the only operational A2 class.

K190 and D3 639 set back with a motley collection of freight wagons, as R711 looks on. This year the Steamrail Victoria open weekend featured no less than 7 mainline steam locomotives in steam, as... (more)

An eight-car double-deck 'K set' EMU flies across the Parramatta River in Sydney's western suburbs.

P16 trails an empty push-pull set from Wyndham Vale over the North Melbourne flyover.

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)

N471 rolls down off the North Melbourne flyover with the Standard Gauge passenger train to Albury. In the background a Broad Gauge 'VLocity' DMU set heads for Southern Cross station.

A three car VLocity set from Waurn Ponds emerges from the South Geelong tunnel into Geelong yard, with a service to Melbourne.

A three car VLocity DMU set departs Geelong station heading for Waurn Ponds.

A Siemens set slows to stop at Melbourne Central, on the Caulfield Group.

A single Sprinter rolls towards the platforms at Southern Cross, while N463 prepares to depart with the afternoon Albury 'pass.'

Despite only being in service for just over a decade, the V/Line VLocity DMU sets have already had three distinct liveries. I got lucky one afternoon and managed to photograph all three side by si... (more)

A mixture of Sprinter and VLocity DMU's rest at the Southern Cross railcar depot on a Saturday afternoon.

N463 prepares to lead the evening Albury service out of Melbourne's Southern Cross Station on the Standard Gauge.

G42 powers across the Monbulk Creek trestle bridge, with a regular service from Belgrave to Lakeside. The Victorian Railways received a pair of these 2'6" gauge Garratts from Beyer Peacock in... (more)