Early morning XPT heading to Sydney, Diplaying the 50th Aboriginal logo "Looking Forward,Looking Blak" on the lead engine.

Goodwin/Alco DL500B 4446 is prepared for running the southbound Grafton Express to Sydney later in the day as the sky in the east begins to brighten.

2006 early morning XPT through Cootamundra junction to Sydney the Parkes line can be seen in the foreground.

With the winter sun shining down upon it, NT32, the Brisbane - Sydney XPT, running approx. 30mins late, crosses one of the bridges at Kagaru, just south of Brisbane. The devistating effects of the... (more)

Sporting a rather grubby version of the new Countrylink colour scheme, XP2000 trails the Brisbane to Sydney XPT service out of Roma Street Station, Platform 3, running approx. 30 minutes late on a... (more)

2006 heading south through menangle. thanks to the local flooding in the area a great reflection affect in the water.

2524 3 car set heading south through menangle. thanks to the local flooding in the area a great reflection affect in the water.

2008 XPT heading south out of menangle station, thanks to the local flooding in the area a great reflection affect in the water.

The cattle don't even flinch as XP2006 powers its train through the countryside in the golden afternoon sun, after making a stop minutes before at Eungai Station, on the North Coast Line.

With trackwork and floods in the Hunter Valley causing all North Coast XPT's to terminate at Taree, this Casino bound XPT is actually on time, amazingly enough! XP2006 is seen leading the train ou... (more)

Newly-repainted XPT Power Car 2004 tears through Tarro with the afternoon Sydney-Grafton service.

Countrylink provide inter-city services from Sydney to Melbourne, Dubbo, Brisbane, Grafton and Casino using trainsets derived from the UK's IC125 design. The morning Melbourne service is seen leav... (more)

On the return journey from Brisbane to Sydney, NT32, now lead by XP2012, slowly pulls into the fuelling point at Grafton City in order to refuel the lead loco. Once refuelled, the train will conti... (more)