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Rubbish bins finally return to Southern Cross Station - Waking up in Geelong

Melbourne, Australia · Melbourne

Rubbish bins finally return to Southern Cross Station - Waking up in Geelong

It is hard to believe, but a decade long saga at Southern Cross Station has finally been resolved – rubbish bins have finally returned to the station platforms! But why weren’t there bins in the first place? A frequent question over at /r/Melbourne trains is Why are there no bins at Southern Cross Station? – like this one from a few months ago. I’m sure this has been asked before but I’ve never seen it been asked personally. They’ve got cleaners…Read Article

Photos from ten years ago: April 2015 - Waking up in Geelong

Another instalment in my photos from ten years ago series – this time it is April 2015. Ding ding on the trams We start the month on Nicholson Street, where we see class leader E.6001 on route 96 arriving into a woeful looking terminus where intending passengers have to squeeze between a narrow fence – […]Geelong · Geelong Read Article

Traralgon, Morwell under the lights

FOOTBALL GIPPSLAND LEAGUE By LIAM DURKIN GIPPSLAND League competition resumes this weekend following the Easter break. Round 3 action will be split across two days, with Traralgon and Morwell playing a standalone feature for Anzac Day. Most teams are set to benefit from greater player availability, as Gippsland Power has no games for the next two weeks. Traralgon v Morwell, Traralgon Showgrounds, April 25 GOT anyone who can play on Hourigan?…Victoria, Australia · Victoria See the Story

Taking down a profiteering photo thief from Facebook - Waking up in Geelong

As someone who posts a lot of photographs online, seeing them shared elsewhere without permission – and often without any credit – is a given. But a few weeks ago while browsing Facebook I found something particularly brazen – a page called ‘Viral Media’ that I had never heard of before, but which was posting photos of Victorian trains by the thousands. So who the hell was behind it? Doing some investigation A check of the Facebook page details …Facebook · Geelong Read Article

Progress on Melbourne's new X'Trapolis 2.0 trains - Waking up in Geelong

I touched on Melbourne’s new X’Trapolis 2.0 trains a few months ago, but with the trains finally starting testing, I figure it’s time to take a closer look at them. The backstory Trains don’t last forever, and the Comeng trains from the 1980s are approaching their end of life, so new trains were needed to replace them. Work to replace them commenced in 2016, with an order placed for 65 (later 70) High Capacity Metro Trains, designed to run throu…Trains · Melbourne Read Article

Spot the difference - VLocity train edition - Waking up in Geelong

Here’s four photos of four different four VLocity trains – can you spot the difference? Too hard? How about these three VLocity trains instead? Stumped? The difference is the cab on the trains – here you can see them side by side – original to the left, upgraded version to the right. And the reason for the difference – the original cab design on the VLocity trains was lacking in the crashworthiness department, so it was redesigned in 2018 to pro…Trains · Geelong Read Article

Photos from ten years ago: March 2015 - Waking up in Geelong

Another instalment in my photos from ten years ago series – this time it is March 2015. Trains We start the month at North Melbourne, watching V/Line’s oldest locomotive A66 descend the flyover with a down Bacchus Marsh service. A66 was eventually retired from V/Line service in August 2018 and put into storage, until it was reactivated in 2021 to run heritage trains. Meanwhile over at the station itself the escalators were only six years old, bu…Geelong · Geelong Read Article

Zero-based numbering and Victorian railway rollingstock - Waking up in Geelong

The other week a simple question about the new X’Trapolis 2.0 trains reminded me of a rabbit hole I’d been meaning to write about – why are some pieces of Victorian railway rollingstock numbered starting from zero, while others start their numbers from one? Starting with locomotives For the Victorian Railways and it’s successor V/Line, the locomotive classification system has been pretty simple – a letter in front to group the same class of loco…Trains · Geelong Read Article

Slow progress on the Calder Park Drive level crossing removal - Waking up in Geelong

The Level Crossing Removal Authority loves to boast every time that they finish a project ahead of “schedule”, but there is a simple road bridge they are building that has been underway for 18 months, and still isn’t finished – the one taking Calder Park Drive over the Sunbury line in Sydenham. A short timeline The removal of the Calder Park Drive level crossing was announced in July 2021, with early designs released for feedback in June 2022, a…Geelong · Geelong Read Article

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