Railways


  • Train-travelling thief arrested

    Colac police have interviewed a man in relation to the Colac pervert case.

    POLICE have arrested a brazen thief who stole a university student’s laptop computer and graphics tablet on a train at Winchelsea.

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  • Study into region’s transport needs

    A new study could increase Colac's train services.

    A REGIONAL lobby group has $100,000 to assess the Colac and Geelong region’s public transport needs.

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  • Push for below-ground bypass

    Business leader Tony Baldwin and council candidate Michael Delahunty want a below-ground Colac bypass next to the city's railway line.

    A PROMINENT Colac businessman wants a Colac highway bypass below street level, beside the city’s railway tracks.

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  • New book about historic railway line

    Nick Anchen at Colac Railway Station with his latest book The Narrow Gauge.

    A TRAIN driver from Melbourne’s suburbs has compiled a book which details the history of a Colac district railway line.

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  • Train travellers sit on floor or stand

    Camperdown’s Jane Hose-Rea had to sit on the floor on a train home.

    TRAIN travellers have had to sit on the floor and stand in doorways as Colac and district’s public transport struggles to cope with holiday crowds.

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  • Freight off roads and onto trains

    Transport Minister Terry Mulder is under fire for proposed train and bus fare rises.

    COLAC district produce will start making its way to Melbourne by train instead of road transport.

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  • Crossing victim welcomes safety upgrades

    Eric Richardson crashed his motorcycle into a train at a level crossing 54 years ago.

    A COLAC district man who crashed his motorcycle into a moving train has welcomed efforts to improve railway-crossing safety.

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  • Train and bus prices might rise

    Transport Minister Terry Mulder is under fire for proposed train and bus fare rises.

    COLAC train and bus commuters could pay more than $35 to travel to Melbourne and back next year.

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