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For the past 2 days, I have not noticed a decrease in patronage on my service. Quite the contrary in fact.

Yes Aela finished with 7 yesterday. She has gone overseas so I'm afraid we won't see her on our screens in the near future.

She just did a live report from Beijing on Seven News.
She is doing some ...

Yes Aela finished with 7 yesterday. She has gone overseas so I'm afraid we won't see her on our screens in the near future.

She just did a live report from Beijing on Seven News.

Ten has an early News at 6am. Is that new too?

That's been on for years.

Your thinking of Wondabyne, situated between Hawkesbury River and Woy Woy!

That would be the one. I remember once seeing a passenger getting off the train, to be met by a small dinghy and headed s ...

If I was a train driver or guard, I would much prefer doing Intercity instead of suburban runs. The constant change in scenary makes the day go faster. I certainly would not like to be rostered on t ...

There is a station between Hawksbury River and Gosford which is so short that if you blink, you would miss it. Can't remember if it was Tascott, Koolewong, or Wondabyne. It has no roads, but a very ...

Seems like the Intercity crews have an easier/less hectic roster compared to those that do the suburban trips, given the number of return trips they do.

Yeah, I sometimes wonder why the smaller stations still get an hourly service. At many of the stops today, only 1 passenger got on/off the train, sometimes none at all.

How many return trips would a driver or guard on the Intercity runs do in a day? Considering a Sydney to Newcastle return trip takes close to 6 hours, that would come close to 1 shift, wouldn't it, i ...

Having driven up the F3 countless number of times, I decided to travel by train to Newcastle today. The scenary was very beautiful between Berowra and Gosford, but very boring from that point onwards ...

The video to the story comes after the advertisement.

http://au.lifestyle.yahoo.com/sunrise/video/index.html?autoplay_id=8365191#embedded-video-top

Trains troubles delay 600,000 commuters
From correspondents in Tokyo
April 10, 2008 08:44pm
Article from: Reuters

A FIRE and a signal fault delayed more than 600,000 Japanese commuters today, w ...

It's worse if you're standing inside a Tangara. I've seen unsuspecting passengers fall over.