50 More Trains in 15 Minutes Compilation - Australian Trains, New South Wales

The third installment of 50 Trains features rail action from New South Wales.
Pacific National:
Pacific National is Australia's largest private rail freight business. Operating in all states and the Northern Territory, Pacific National is a transport leader, delivering investment, innovation and growth in rail to provide the competitive answer for transport customers. Pacific National is fully owned by the Australian Stock Exchange listed entity Asciano.
QR National:
QR National is the largest rail freight haulage business in Australia by tonnes hauled transporting 260 million tonnes of coal and freight a year. It is the largest transporter of coal in Australia and the world's largest rail transporter of coal from mine to port for export markets.
SCT Logistics:
As Australia's largest private rail freight operator, SCT Logistics offers multi modal flexibility, together with the most efficient rail services in the country whichoffers intermodal services as well as maintaining its van freight handling concept, in addition to developing its own independent rail freight centres.
Genesee and Wyoming Australia:
Genesee and Wyoming Australia is an Australian rail freight operator based in Adelaide, South Australia. It is a 100 percent owned subsidiary of Genesee and Wyoming Inc based in the USA, and was formed in June 2006 to run the South Australian operations of the Australian Railroad Group (ARG) joint venture between Genesee and Wyoming Inc. and Wesfarmers following the dissolving of that joint venture (which also resulted in the Western Australian operations being acquired by QR National which is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Queensland Rail).
GWA operates trains on broad (1600 mm), narrow (1067 mm) and standard (1435 mm) gauges throughout South Australia, along with standard gauge freight trains in the Northern Territory for Freightlink as well as into Victoria and southern New South Wales.
Major traffics include grain, steel, gypsum, and minerals over a 5,000 kilometre track network.
Indian Pacific:
Travelling between the Indian and Pacific oceans, this truly is one of the world's great train journeys.
Named after the two great oceans it joins and symbolised by the magnificent wedge-tailed eagle that so often soars above it, the mighty Indian Pacific traverses 4,352km (2,698 miles) between Perth, Adelaide and Sydney.
The Southern Sprit:
The Southern Spirit explores the sights and delights of Australia's southeast.
From Adelaide, Australia's wine capital and gateway to the Outback to the sophisticated southern city of Melbourne for a leisurely journey of up to 5 nights and 6 days to the final destination in sub-tropical Brisbane. Naturally if you'd prefer, the return route from Brisbane to Melbourne or Adelaide is equally impressive.
The Ghan:
The Ghan is a passenger train operating between Adelaide, Alice Springs, and Darwin on the Adelaide-Darwin railway in Australia. Operated by Great Southern Railway and with locomotives provided by Pacific National, the entire journey takes 48 hours to travel the 2,979 kilometres (1,852 miles) and around half that (24 hours) to the mid-point at Alice Springs. The service's name is an abbreviated version of its previous nickname The Afghan Express, unofficially bestowed on the "express passenger" service of the Commonwealth Railways in 1923, by one of its crews

[@turbochargedtractionproduc8073]

That shot of the three LZ's is probably the best piece of Aus rail footage I've ever seen

[@DMUSrilanka]

Nice video ❤️ Greetings from srilanka 🇱🇰

[@greenrocket7737]

If you are talking about 2:20, NRs are common for that train. The shot is just south of Moss Vale at Werai in the Southern Highlands and the train transports limestone to Port Kembla from Marulan (down towards Goulburn).

[@sammy61187]

Love those fresh looking pacific national locos

[@rhondaw1]

Thanks for posting, I liked the second train, the noisy SSR, and C502 C508 the best

[@Rocketboy1950]

Nice compilation Corey......you guys in NSW are spoiled for choice.

[@gragor11]

I guess you caught some of these trains during a time of track building and/or renewal. Lots of dust out of those ballast cars. I was looking for long runs of pre-welded rails but this video only showcases car length track. thanks for tanking the time to catch these workhorses and thanks for editing down your shots into a densely packed video of working rail.

[@EAFSQ9]

that echo of the horn at 1:00. Very nice.

[@Railwayman01]

Brilliant Video mate..... Just Freighters, couldn't get much better than that! Keep up the Great work!

[@SeaToby11]

Australianspeedway there was a passenger train at 11:48. Face facts, freight is profitable, passengers aren't overall requiring government subsidy. Only the excursion trains turn a profit without subsidy.

[@BNforever2009]

Love to see those EMD's working hard, they sound t=good too--nice to see those Dash 9's and AC units working hard too

[@adnoorak]

Great shots! Great compilation! Thanks for sharing. Regards, Adnoorak.

[@jamesstirling3792]

Train at 1.30 needs to be withdrawn due to emission issues

[@roflcopterkklol]

This is just about the most random channel i have found... Just trains, nothing else.

[@denzel387]

nice work AustralianTrains·1

[@gffrwht4]

Great locations and very good video well made

[@davidj.powell4748]

Awesome Video! I love trains (especially freight trains). My town of Mena, Arkansas is on the main-line of the KCS (Kansas City Southern) RR. I like seeing trains from other countries as well, and I really like the paint-schemes on the Australian trains.

[@WeldinMike27]

Excellent. We don't need no tier 3 emission control on our new locos.

[@Railwayman01]

Should try and film some Aurizon Workings over Here in Western Australia if you can.....

[@TheMichaelWilcock2016Railways]

Excellent composition, showing a great variety in wonderful sunny weather. Have a look at our much shorter trains here in Wales, UK.....................TheMichaelWilcock.............will find me Regards from the old man of Wales..............Mike Wilcock 71 in Llanblethian.

[@carlosturren2683]

¡ Extraordinario !

[@esthercavagnaro9147]

1:18 austrailia class sounds like gp38 or mp15ac or gp20

[@BNforever2009]

wonder if theres Aldi's, Wal Mart stores there in Austrailia?

[@BNforever2009]

at 11;38 the last unit look more like a SDP-40 unit

[@esthercavagnaro9147]

3:55 sounds like bl36ph tri rail horn on 🇺🇸 Florida

[@TheClass37man]

The curve at 0:43 looks great. Just wondering where it is...?

[@henboman9315]

Between Moss Vale and Exeter in the southern highlands

[@michaelsrailwayfilms7928]

TheClass37man its called Werai curve, the street is Gate House Lane and like Henboman 2 said its between Moss Vale and Exeter in the southern highlands

[@AustralianSpeedway]

No cityrail, just freight trains

[@Paul29657]

Great video am coming over to Aus tralia next year to visit family nr Brisbane any suggestions where to film frieght in that area?

[@HunterValleyTrainspotting]

You gotta try the Hunter Valley. Coal trains come every 10 minutes! And it is the busiest coal port in Australia.

[@AustralianTrains]

We have Aldi but no Wal Mart (yet).

[@Paul29657]

Forgot to say I've subsribed as well ,cheers

[@peterchajo]

is there cityrail because i watch 2 minutes only

[@kutless22974]

Isin't it unusual for NR classes to haul those hopper cars?

[@esthercavagnaro9147]

1:00 echo train horn

[@mrkarpaa3520]

what's The name of the horn at 0:58 ?

[@thedoctor100trainsandgamin5]

Nathan K5UL-AU-LS

[@TriStateRailfan]

Train 1 Wide nose?

[@breadfruit9276]

Yeah it's a DL class and I doubt you would see that here anymore. I think there's one still operational and it's mostly just a trailing unit.

[@TriStateRailfan]

+Australian Freight Trains hmm Thats cool

[@mattwarren4334]

Tri State Railfan ProductionsTM *xxMineVSCraftxx* .

[@jslasher1]

A single passenger train. Why not more? Where are the Xplorers, the "Indian Pacific", the CityRail suburban services? Boring video.

[@thedoctor100trainsandgamin5]

jslasher1 being the hunter valley the Indian pacific doesn’t run up there