Steamrail Victoria’s S313, T364 & S301 roll through Goornong with the “Australia Day Diesels” tour from Rochester

Steamrail Victoria’s S301, T364 & S313 make their prescience known as they roar through Harcourt with the “Australia Day Diesels” tour

SSR’s T386 & P12 pause at Bank Box Loop with Melbourne’s first X’trapolis 2.0 train set. The train would be dropped off at Newport where it will undergo testing and commissioning.

S313, T364 & S301 are seen approaching Sunbury with Steamrail’s “Australia Day Diesels” tour from Rochester

Resident shunt loco TL152 is seen in between duties at SCT’s Wimmera Intermodal Freight Terminal in Dooen. The TL class locomotives have had an interesting service life, with the class of 5 bei... (more)

Metro's Siemens unit 755M is seen approaching Seaholme with a Werribee service

V/Line's Sprinter railcar 7005 is seen working out of Somerville with an ex Stony Point service. Railcar 7005 is the last railcar still wearing the Mark 3 V/Line livery.

SSR's T386 & P12 are seen hauling Melbourne's newest passenger train - X'trapolis 2.0 set number 1. These trains are part of the newest generation of suburban rollingstock for Melbourne, with this... (more)

Pacific National's G540 & G527 are seen approaching Murtoa with empty grain train 9713V from North Shore.

V/Line Victoria's N468 works hard out of Sunbury with train 8081 to Swan Hill. V/Line's Loco hauled passenger services are entering their final years, as the ageing fleet is being replaced by the ... (more)

Steamrail Victoria’s Tait set is seen leading a charter train to Mordialloc through Toorak

Seymour Railway Heritage Centre’s S303 is seen on display at the Open Weekend

Steamrail Victoria’s R711 is seen flying through Dandenong bound for Morwell with The Morwell Rose Garden Festival train.

Seymour Railway Heritage Centre's trio of bulldogs, A60, S307 & B74 are seen on display at the Seymour Railway Heritage Centre Open weekend. These three locomotives represent 3 different eras of r... (more)

Seymour Railway Heritage Centre's T382 & recently reactivated Y102 are seen backing out of the shunt neck as part of the Seymour Railway Heritage Centre open weekend.