Does anyone have access to photographs of the engines and other equipment used on the salt railway from Muston to Salt Lake. I’m anxious to obtain quality photos for display to recognise these

Light Railways 262, the August issue, and the first of the 2018-2019 membership year, was packed by a willing team of volunteers last night, and handed over to Australia Post today. The main

Still researching my CSR Condong topic and found a puzzle for the cylinder size of Cudgen's Decauville steamer. I have found four different published cylinder dimensions for Cudgen's Decauville

Michael, Wow! You certainly had an amazing day out at the ‘Tracks to Trenches’ event with such an amazing collection of locomotives and other WWI items. I retired as editor of Australian

Thanks Michael The pleasure was mutual. The wording of that Decauville “builder’s plate” defies imagination. John

Dear all, Me again... Apologies once again in advance for filling your inboxes with off-topic emails. This weekend saw the popular 'Tracks to the Trenches' event held by the Moseley Railway Trust

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An appeal - please can you help? During the life of the construction phase 10/05~9/06 of the Perth MetroRail City Project, Public Transport Authority, Perth WA AU, Package F, Esplanade~Perth Yard -

Dear all, Apologies in advance for filling your inboxes with off-topic emails again... I have recently returned from the state of Maine in America; whilst there I visited four two-foot gauge railways

Too many TLAs in this business :-) David 1/2d Fellow of the PWI (Three Letter Acronym Permanent Way Institution)

It's VR-speak for level crossing, Chris. John

What is a PCR? Regards, Chris

The August issue of Light Railways is a week away from being dispatched. Here are the meeting details for the different branches for August: Brisbane Nambour Steam Bob Gough will show DVD's from

G'day, "This duct, in Spotswood, was built as a key upgrade to Melbourne’s first sewer system around 1930. It was made by unskilled workmen who dug into the city's swamp with spades and dodged

'It’s incredible': The old engineering wonder buried beneath Melbourne 9 July 2018. The crane groans and shudders as it hauls up the cage from the depths of a deep black hole not far from the banks

The Gold Coast Seaworld monorail was observed running around lunch time today, including the track over the southern public car park. We were in the park near the Southport pool across the Broadwater

Fantastic find - thanks Bob.

G'day, google is pretty handy, try... http://www.acant.org.au/Articles/HMASBrisbane2.html for some nice clear pix... :) cheers, Bob Thornton Skipton AU

Sorry John - by "they" I meant the NT Library. Stuart

“Decauville” was a term used by the British military to describe light 2ft gauge railways, often using prefabricated track sections. This is surely what is intended here. It might be worth