Trains

  • Buses replace trains due to COVID case

    V-Line train services in south-west Victoria have faced disruptions and staff shortages after a train driver in Melbourne tested positive for COVID-19.

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  • V-Line shakes up management structure

    Regional Victoria’s train provider V-Line will lose its independent board and come more under the oversight of the Department of Transport as part of a restructure.

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  • Timetable change for commuters

    Trains from Colac now take up to two hours and 32 minutes to reach Melbourne under timetable changes that came into force this week.

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  • Trains to slow down during today’s heat

    South-west Victorian trains will slow down today to improve safety amid forecast hot weather.

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  • Quicker train journeys ahead

    Colac train passengers will enjoy faster travel times to Melbourne after the Victorian Government delivered on a long-awaited fast rail project between Geelong and the state’s capital.

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  • Plan to derail virus spread

    Colac figures are calling on the State Government to segregate metropolitan and regional Victorian train passengers, as the state battles with an upturn in COVID-19 cases.

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  • Colac trains hit targets

    Colac’s train services were slightly less reliable and punctual in May compared with the previous month, but still exceeded targets.

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  • Waiting game for extra trains

    A fifth daily train service for Colac can’t be a reality until at least late 2021, a Colac campaigner says.

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