QRN DELs 2213D+2111D work 6WC3 empty livestock train between Paterson and Gundiah bound for Winton.

QRN DELs 2307+veh1758+veh2313 are just south of Tiaro bound for Acacia Ridge.

IMUs 168 169 170 sit in Maryborough Yard while waiting their trip to Brisbane to enter service.

PNQ Loco 003 works 8CP1 through Curra Yard on a nice clear and sunny morning.

QRN GE 2848+2413D work Y217 just north of Curra Yard with a north bound freight bound for Townsville.

QRNational freight locomotives 2336 and 2335 lead a loaded coal train through Wacol, on the Ipswich Line, heading towards the Port of Brisbane for unloading.

The crew of BB18 1/4 1079 shuts off steam as they reach the top of the grade between Gailes and Wacol, on the Ipswich Line. The train is on its way back to Brisbane after travelling to Fisherman I... (more)

BB18 1/4 #1079 is steaming quite well along the Ipswich line, on its way to Box Flat on a Sunshine Express Rail Tour. The train is seen here just after Goodna station, with the Ipswich Motorway in... (more)

Fresh out of overhaul, the paintwork on EMU59 gleams in the winter sunlight as it departs Cannon Hill station, on the Cleveland line, on a service to Brisbane City and Doomben.

In the late afternoon sunshine, IMU163/IMU162, after only a few weeks in service, run past the triplication works through Coopers Plains, on the Beenleigh line, with a service to the Domestic Airp... (more)

Most Pacific National freights terminate at Acacia Ridge in Brisbane, but the odd train can be seen over the dual-gauge line serving the port.

Under threatening storm clouds, two SMU-class units cross on the Caboolture/Airport line north of Brisbane.

A rare shot of an AN still in AN livery! This one has just been turned and is about to be coupled to NR46 for a southbound sortie.

On a beautiful autumn day, NR85 leads DL39 (AN Green) and NR29 (Pacific National blue and yellow) on freight service 2BM4 as it swings around a curve just out of Acacia Ridge Freight Terminal, whe... (more)

Youngest of the SMU220 Series, SMU250 (with High Speed designation, allowing it to travel up to 120km/h instead of 100km/h) makes its way towards the International and Domestic Airport terminals o... (more)