From 25 Mar 2013 until further notice V/Line are not operating trains between Traralgon and Bairnsdale. Special timetables are in force. Due to level crossing safety concerns between Traralgon and Sale, coaches will replace Bairnsdale trains until further notice. Trains will operate as normal between Traralgon and Melbourne. The suspension of trains is precautionary while an engineering investigation is undertaken.

From 25 Nov 2012, the twice daily XPT service between Melbourne and Sydney now calls at Seymour and Broadmeadows in Victoria. The timings for all other stations remain unaltered.

From 18 Nov 2012 Sunbury has been served by electrified train services operated by Metro Trains (MTM). As a result V/Line have altered train service on the Bendigo line and V/Line services no longer call at Diggers Rest. A number of services, including the flagship 16:54 train have been slowed by periods of up to 13 minutes compared to the previous timetable.

From 21 Oct 2012, CityRail introduced a new passenger service between Sydney and Bathurst. Operated using refurbished Endeavour sets, the trains provide a day return service between Bathurst and Sydney.

From this date the 12:00 Melbourne to Albury and the 12:45 Albury to Melbourne train have been replaced until further notice by road coaches. Normal service should resume as soon as the Australian Rail Track Corporation has finished track upgrades.

With the introduction of daylight saving time, a number of Greyhound Australia schedules have been altered. These will be progressively updated in GetAbout Australia.

Following problems with hacking, the updated site has been re-opened. A new feature means searches can now be performed by using predictive text or selecting from a list.

From 4 Jun 2012, V/Line extended additional services from Lakes Entrance to Orbost and Marlo. At around the same time, Snowy River Bus Lines ceased to advertise services - these schedules are now operated under the V/Line banner.

Since January 2012 Busways have discontinued their express service between Taree and Sydney via Forster. They still continue to provide a connection to and from CountryLink and CityRail trains at Newcastle serving the Great Lakes and Taree areas.

V/Line have again revised timings on many lines and these will be progressively updated in GetAbout Australia. From 22 April 2012 the third and final return V/Line service between Melbourne and Albury is introduced. Times and coach connections have been updated in GetAbout Austrailia.

Daylight saving ends in Australia, with new timetables issued by some operators including Greyhound Australia. These are being progressively updated in GetAbout Australia.

From February 2012 Veolia Transport trading as South West Coach Lines has chosen to no longer promote its school services and associated positioning services to the general public. This means there are no longer advertised services to Nannup. South West are extending their range of services to and from Perth Airport with the addition of an early morning FIFO connection for a trial period commencing 1 May 2012.

From late February 2012, ferry services operated by Sea SA Pty Ltd resumed operation. The company took delivery of its new passenger and vehicle catamaran "Aurora V" in mid February and regular service between Wallaroo and Lucky Bay commenced shortly thereafter. The service has no advertised connections to it at either terminal although regular coach services operate between Adelaide and Wallaroo.

From 30 Oct 2011, V/Line introduced a second round-trip between Melbourne and Albury in lieu of the temporary coach service north of Seymour. From 4 Dec 2011 a number of changes have been made to trains on the Geelong/Warrnambool, Ballarat/Ararat and Maryborough lines, as well as some connecting coach services. This will be updated in GetAbout Australia shortly. Also on 4 Dec 2011 trains on the Maryborough line started to service the reopened station at Clunes.

From 23 Oct 2011, CountryLink will introduce a number of small changes to services mostly in the north and west, especially where services connect with CityRail trains. These changes, detailed on the CountryLink website, will be shown in GetAbout Australia from that date.

V/Line have announced an additional 85 services per week on the Ballarat route will serve Wendouree station from 9 October 2011. All train times remain the same on the Ballarat line, except with the addition of the new Wendouree services. GetAbout Australia will include the new times shortly.

In November 2007 Veolia acquired South West Coach Lines in Western Australia. A number of changes to services have taken place and these are now reflected in updates to GetAbout Australia.

From this time, all Kyneton Bus Lines services that were operated for V/Line (covering Lancefield and district) are now integrated as wholly V/Line services. Services for Kyneton Bus Lines are no longer shown in GetAbout Australia.

Welcome to the "new look" GetAbout Australia website! As well as refreshing the look, it is hoped that more reliable searches will eventuate from changes to some processes at the backend. Existing functionality is retained and the summary table of in the Journey Planner contains more detail. Please feel free to email any comments or suggestions by using our "Contact" link.

V/Line train services will return to Albury and Wodonga on Sunday 26 June. Due to continuing ARTC track work V/Line will only be able to partially return services until the end of 2011. Two train services will operate from Sunday 26 June: the 06:35 Albury to Melbourne Southern Cross; and the 12:00 (noon) Melbourne Southern Cross to Albury. Rail replacement buses will continue to operate all other services until they are progressively returned following the completion of track work. New timetables will be available for download from V/Line on Wednesday 22 June. Times will be updated in GetAbout Australia as soon as possible. The old Wodonga Station (at Elgin Street) will continue to be open until the arrival/departure of the last service on Friday 24 June. V/Line will move to the new Wodonga Station (located at Moloney Drive) from Saturday 25 June. Rail replacement bus services will arrive, and depart, from the new Wodonga Station from Saturday 25 June and will no longer serve the old station.

From Sunday 8 May 2011, V/Line have changed all their intercity train and coach timetables. There are additional services on some routes. GetAbout Australia is being progressively updated with the new information, check with V/Line for the latest times.

From 11 Apr 2011 the Overland train now calls at Stawell. V/Line passengers can travel between Melbourne and Nhill at V/Line fares and now have a greater number of seats available to them.

From 4 April - 17 June 2011 CountryLink connecting coach services and the Dubbo XPT and Broken Hill Xplorer will operate to amended schedules due to trackwork. Details of the amendments can be found under "trackwork" and "service changes" on the CountryLink website.

A reminder that services affected by daylight saving have altered times from 3 Apr 2011. Timetables for Greyhound Australia have been updated.

From Sunday 13 February 2011, CountryLink coaches travelling to and from Lismore will make an additional stop in the town centre at the Transit Centre on Molesworth Street, as well as Lismore Station on Union Street. In addition, the daily Casino–Gold Coast service, departing Casino at 04:10, will now stop at Lismore providing a day return service to the Gold Coast. This will result in some Brisbane - Casino services departing up to 10 minutes earlier than currently timetabled.

V/Line advise that all passenger services were back to normal by early February following extensive flooding in northern and western Victoria, although some freight lines are still under repair.

While most Queensland Rail lines are open, there is still repair work being undertaken on rail links affected by flooding and Cyclone Yasi. At present, the line from Townsville to Cairns remains closed with extensive repairs required, it is not expected to reopen until late February. Sunlander and Cairns Tilt Train services will commence and terminate in Townsville. Customers travelling to and from stations north of Townsville will be transferred by road coach. The Spirit of the Outback service is operating to Emerald with coach replacement for customers travelling further west. The Toowoomba line (affecting the Westlander) is not expected to reopen until April.

From 14 Feb 2011 V/Line introduces an additional Geelong - Colac coach service with connections from Melbourne. This provides 4 departures on weekdays from Melbourne and Geelong to Colac, the additional coach departs Geelong at 17:30 connecting with the 16:13 train from Melbourne Southern Cross.

Queensland Rail advise that following the devastating floods in South East Queensland and in coastal regions, some long distance rail and coach services will be disrupted until mid March 2011. Check with Queensland Rail for updates on changes to services including coach substitutions.

From 14 Jan to 18 Jan 2011, flooding disrupted services in the far north coast areas of NSW. From 15 Jan 2011, flooding caused coach services west of Cobar NSW (to Broken Hill) to be cancelled until 23 Jan 2011. Please check with CountryLink for further updates.

Since 3 Jan 2011, Great Southern have altered the timing of the "Overland" service in both directions between Adelaide and Melbourne. The most significant change was to bring forward the Saturday departure from Melbourne to 08:05, bringing it into line with departures on other days.

V/Line advise that some disruption to services in central and western Victoria is occuring due to flooding. Please check their website for updates.

Due to extensive flooding in South East Queensland and in coastal regions, most long distance rail and coach services in these areas have been cancelled or extensively disrupted since 1 Jan 2011. Check with operators for updates.

From Sunday 10 Oct 2010 minor changes were made to a few services by CountryLink. These have been updated in GetAbout Australia.

A new timetable affecting V/Line services on the Bendigo, Ballarat, Geelong, Warrnambool, Traralgon and Bairnsdale lines will be introduced on Sunday, 10 October 2010. The times of some connecting road coaches will also change. The changes are being made to align V/Line trains with Melbourne suburban operator Metro Trains. Most services to or from Ballarat, Bendigo, Geelong and Trarlagon will depart or arrive at their destination within three to 10 minutes of their current scheduled time. Warrnambool and Bairnsdale lines have more significant changes, with some services departing up to 20 minutes earlier, or arriving at their destinations later. Changes will appear in GetAbout Australia from 10 October, or you can download updated timetables from V/Line from 27 September.

From 27 Sep 2010 Greyhound Australia further reduces frequency on the Adelaide - Sydney route from 5 per week to 4 per week, with the dropping of the Saturday departure in both directions.

From 13 Sep 2010 all north-west Xplorer services will resume their normal operating timetable, however due to track maintenance being carried out by the Australian Rail Track Corporation, services may experience delays of between 20 and 30 minutes. XPT train services between Albury and Melbourne will also recommence on 13 Sep 2010. While ARTC carries out further remedial works, trains will encounter short delays from speed restrictions on track in Victoria.

From 6 Sep 2010 Greyhound Australia discontinues servicing Coolangatta Airport. Later in September adjustments are being made to the timing of Brisbane - Mount Isa services and Mackay - Townsville/Cairns services.

Recently Greyhound Australia have added Orange - Sydney to their stable of routes with an interline agreement to promote the express service of Australia Wide Coaches. Australia Wide purchased the coach operations of the Selwood group on 19 Dec 2009. Other parts of Selwoods operations were purchased by Orange Buslines.

From 29 Aug 2010, service GX443 Brisbane - Cairns is accelerated by 35 minutes beyond Pialba (Hervey Bay) by dropping the stop at Bundaberg. Services GX660 and GX661 between Perth and Broome reduce to thrice weekly.

Greyhound Australia continue to reduce frequency on many of their long distance services. From 22 Jun 2010 Services between Adelaide and Sydney went from daily to six days and from 29 Aug 2010 this will reduce further to five days (not Tue and Fri from the starting points).

From 8 Aug 2010 until further notice, CountryLink suspended all trains between Melbourne and Albury, to allow trackwork to be carried out. Substitute coaches will operate between these points to times similar to train times. Check with CountryLink for amended service times.

From 6 Aug 2010 until 15 Aug 2010, CountryLink XPT services between Sydney and Melbourne will run to amended temporary timetables whilst trackwork is undertaken. Trains will generally operate later than the normal timetable. Please contact CountryLink for details of the amended timetables.

In addition to minor changes to stopping patterns and times in Maryborough (Vic) associated with the introduction of train services to that city, the 06:50 (Mon, Tue, Thu, Fri, Sat) coach service from Donald to Ballarat via Maryborough will now depart at 06:45. The 11:52 coach service from Geelong to Bendigo (Mon-Fri via Ballarat and Daylesford) will now depart at 11:40 and the 07:00 coach service from Bendigo to Geelong (Mon-Fri via Daylesford and Ballarat) will now depart at 06:45.

From 1 Jul 2010 Queensland Rail was separated into two companies - Queensland Rail and QR National. Queensland Rail in partnership with TransLink will continue to operate Brisbane area suburban and interurban trains. They will also continue to operate long distance trains to regional areas under the Traveltrain banner.

SeaSA have indicated that they intend to have their car ferry operation back in service by early 2011. According to their web site the construction of the new ferry "Aurora" is well advanced. They are also looking to upgrade their end terminal facilities in time for the reopening.

V/Line train services will return to Maryborough (Vic) on Sunday 25 July, with 14 services running every week between Maryborough and Melbourne (via Ballarat). Early morning departures will be made from Maryborough with mid-afternoon departures from Melbourne, providing a day return facility for users from Maryborough and Creswick. The station at Clunes will open later in 2010.

From Wed 2 Jun 2010 Bunyip (Vic) station is temporarily closed whilst platform reconstruction work is undertaken. A shuttle bus operates between Bunyip (from stop adjacent to the supermarket) and Garfield (railway station). Departures from Bunyip are 10 minutes prior to normal train times. Passengers for Bunyip transfer to the bus at Garfield and should allow an extra 10 minutes travel time. Bunyip station is expected to re-open later this year.

On 6 Jun 2010 V/Line made minor alterations to train services to the North East (Seymour)and Gippsland (Traralgon) areas. Times of some connecting coaches were also adjusted. From this date the times of the daily "Speedlink" coach service between Adelaide and Albury were also adjusted.

From 24 May 2010 Greyhound Australia have rationalised service frequency on a number of routes and expanded or simplified code shares with Firefly Express. From 14 Jun 2010 services will operate at reduced frequency between Broome and Perth.

Updates for the end of Daylight Saving in all states has been completed. Greyhound are also reducing frequency on a number of routes with this change of timetable.

CountryLink have made minor alterations to their times for the Griffith Xplorer and certain Canberra services.

Late in 2008 Fearnes Coaches was purchased by a new owner who announced the cessation of the loss-making Wagga Wagga to Sydney and return express coach services, effective 25 Feb 2009. These have now been removed from GetAbout Australia. Local bus services in Wagga Wagga are now operated under the name Busabout Wagga Wagga by the new owner. New timetables came into effect from 2 Nov 2009.

From 8 Feb 2010 Stonestreet's Coaches have absorbed the operations of the Toowoomba to Brisbane coach service formerly known as Toowoomba Transit Coaches. These services are now shown in GetAbout Australia. Stonestreet's expect to commence a direct Toowoomba - Brisbane Airport service in the near future.

From 28 Feb 2010 CountryLink are amending the following train and coach times: The 6.58am Sydney to Griffith Xplorer service (Saturdays) will arrive Griffith 16 minutes later at 3.57pm. The Griffith to Sydney Xplorer service (Sundays) will depart Griffith at the earlier time of 7.25am. The midday Canberra to Sydney Xplorer service will depart Canberra at 11.55am daily to arrive in Sydney at 4.21pm. The 6.58am Sydney to Canberra Xplorer service will arrive Canberra 6 minutes later at 11.23am. The evening coach service Canberra to Eden will depart Nimmitable 5 minutes later at 7.15pm. The morning coach service from Eden to Canberra will depart Cooma 5 minutes later at 10.05am.

Transwa have altered departure times of the "Prospector" train service from Perth to allow additional loading time at Midland. All other times remain the same.

V/Line have added extra services for Summer, between Geelong and Lorne/Apollo Bay. These services operate from 19 Dec 2009 until 31 Jan 2010.

From 6 Dec 2009 CountryLink will enhance their Sydney - Canberra services by increasing frequency for certain trains.

From 4 Oct 2009 a number of services that operate across different time zones where daylight saving is observed have had their times altered by operators. Please check departure times with operators when making enquiries or a reservation.

From 11 Oct 2009 CountryLink have made a number of alterations to times for trains and connecting coach services especially on the North Coast route. These are progressively being updated in GetAbout Australia. Confirm times with CountryLink when making reservations.

From 23 Oct 2009, SeaSA have suspended their ferry services between Wallaroo and Lucky Bay (across the Spencer Gulf) due to unavailability of a ferry. A new ferry is expected to be delivered in 2010 and services resume.

From 9 Nov 2009 V/Line have made a number of alterations to their coach services in the west, south west and south east regions of Victoria. From this date reservations on trains to and from Sale and Bairnsdale will no longer be required. Changes have also been made to the Speedlink service between Adelaide and Albury, with some stops removed and departure and arrival time changes.

On 19 Jul 2009 V/Line made a number of alterations to their country train and coach services. This included a complete recast of services to and from Cowes and Inverloch. Services on the north east railway line between Seymour and Albury remain suspended whilst works progress on the upgrading of this line. A substitute coach service operates supplemented by CountryLink trains.

GetAbout Australia have discontinued use of online forums until further notice due to spamming issues. It is expected that modified user forums will be reintroduced later in 2009.

V/Line have announced adjustments to many regional train timetables on most lines from Sunday 19 Jul to coincide with a new metropolitan Connex schedule. The new timetable will operate on the Bendigo, Echuca, Swan Hill, Geelong, Warrnambool, Bairnsdale, Traralgon, Seymour and Shepparton lines. The changes will also affect coach services currently replacing trains to Albury during upgrade works. The majority of services remain unaffected, however some services will depart earlier, depart later, or have different stopping patterns.

From 10 Jun 2009 Greyhound Australia will adjust all their Western Australian and many connecting Northern Territory service timetables.

On Sunday 14 Jun 2009 a new station will open at Wendouree, a suburb of Ballarat. The station is accessible from Gillies Street, with car parking off Learmonth Road. From this date a new timetable for Ballarat, Ararat and Wendouree trains will operate. It will mean some existing Ballarat train services will depart earlier or later or have different stopping patterns. The new station will be served by 11 weekday and 8 weekend services (including all current Ararat services).

The Cairns Tilt Train returns to full service from Monday 4 May following formal notification by the Rail Safety Regulator that Queensland Rail has addressed all concerns raised about the safety of the train.

Queensland Rail have announced cancellation of the Brisbane - Cairns Tilt Train service until further notice, due to safety issues. Intending passngers should contact QR for further advice on replacement services.

From this date daylight saving in all timezones finishes. Some times and dates of operation may vary. Check with your service provider when confirming reservations.

Since around 11 Sep 2008, Yorke Peninsula Coaches have varied days of operation and made some timing changes to their mid north and Yorke Peninsula, South Australia coach services. These changes are now reflected in GetAbout Australia.

Since about Nov 2008, the Murray Bridge Passenger Service, Barossa Valley Coaches and Coorong Coaches have been absorbed into the Australian Transit Enterprises (ATE) Group and rebranded LinkSA. Timetables remain largely unaltered.

Great Southern Rail frequency of operation of the "Indian Pacific" and "The Ghan" trains is reduced during periods of less demand. Dates of reduced operation are now shown in GetAbout Australia.

From 16 Feb 2009, Great Southern Rail have reintroduced Motorail on "The Overland" between Adelaide and Melbourne or vice versa. Passengers can take their cars with them on the train while they relax on the journey. For a limited time GSR are offering a couple of special fare deals with big savings off the regular prices for this service.

All V/Line services have returned to normal following the devastating bushfires, except Mansfield buses. These will continue to operate with an altered stopping pattern until further notice. Contact V/Line for details.

Due to bushfire damage, V/Line services along the Seymour and Warrnambool rail lines will be disrupted until Sunday 15 Feb 2009, with full service expected to resume from Monday 16 Feb. Mansfield coach services will be reduced and diverted until further notice. Please check the V/Line website for updates.

From 17 Feb 2009 SeaSA will reduce their ferry service frequency between Wallaroo and Lucky Bay for their off-peak season. Between 2 Feb and 16 Feb some services are curtailed because of ferry maintenance requirements. Check with the operator for details. Recently, this operator has provided a Friday and Sunday return coach service between Adelaide and Port Lincon that utilizes the ferry between Wallaroo and Lucky Bay.

Since 1 Feb 2009 V/Line has made minor timing alterations to Inverloch/Cowes weekday services and tweaked Canberra, Albury, Mulwala to Seymour midday replacement coach services. They have also added new Sale to Traralgon coach services in peak hours.

General update to post changes for Greyhound, CountryLink and V/Line services on a progressive basis. Intending passengers are always reminded to confirm times of services with operators.

New timetables have been issued by V/Line from today, mostly with minor stopping alterations. This date also saw temporary cessation of V/Line train services between Seymour (Vic) and Albury (NSW) whilst major works are undertaken on this line. A replacement coach service will operate until mid 2010. CountryLink trains continue to operate on this route and will convey limited numbers of V/Line passengers on their daytime services. V/Line also introduced a new night service 'Nightlink' between Adelaide and Melbourne.

As well as making adjustments for daylight saving, Greyhound Australia have also changed services including: the introduction of some code shares with Firefly Express (Adelaide-Melbourne-Sydney); reducing frequencies on some routes; and adding Olympic Dam (SA) and Emerald (Qld).

Since around 13 Nov our web site has returned to normal (following a transition in hosting arrangements). Because of the problems there will be delays in updating GetAbout Australia to reflect summer timetables for operators. Intending passengers are always encouraged to check final details with service operators.

Our apologies for the failure of our search engine. Work is underway to correct the problems and normal service should resume shortly.

From 13 Oct 2008, CountryLink commenced a temporary timetable in their southern region. Times will be progressively updated in GetAbout Australia.

Greyhound Australia have altered a number of services from the beginning of daylight saving and these changes will be progressively updated in GetAbout Australia. From 20 Oct 2008 they began codeshare arrangements with Firefly Express for the overnight services between Adelaide and Melbourne.

From 9 Nov 2008 V/Line will adjust a number of regional train and coach times. This date will also see the temporary closure of V/Line train services between Seymour and Albury whilst works take place to upgrade and convert this route to standard gauge. Countrylink trains will be conveying some V/Line passengers and other passengers will be accommodated on replacement coach services. It is expected that services will resume normal operations in 2010. Revised timetables are available from V/Line from 28 Oct 2008 and will be progressively updated in GetAbout Australia.

The coach services previously operated by Kirklands between Lismore and Brisbane have now been updated to reflect their operation by Premier Motor Service.

Since announcing on 11 Apr 2008, Kirklands Buslines have sold their Lismore to Brisbane express coach service to Premier Motor Service. All enquires in relation to this service can be directed to Premier Motor Service on telephone 13 34 10.

Daylight saving time starts in the Eastern states of Australia earlier than previously - Sunday 5 October 2008. A number of services affected, such as those provided by Greyhound Australia and Premier Motor Services, have not yet been updated in GetAbout Australia. Customers should confirm schedules when booking.

Added Buses R Us small coach services Broken Hill - Adelaide, Broken Hill - Mildura to GetAbout Australia. Removed references to Junction Tours of Dareton.

Yorke Peninsula Coaches have updated their timetables, indicating they now operate all "Copper Coast" services that were previously operated by Premier Stateliner. There has been some modification to their local Peninsula schedules including a reduction in service to Point Turton.

The "Australind" train morning services are to be operated by coach Mon to Fri from 8 Sep 2008 until Jun 2009. Weekend, Christmas break and public holiday services are operated by trains to the normal timetables.

From 20 Aug 2008 Premier Stateliner have revised most of their timetables and dropped some routes passing them to Yorke Peninsula Coaches or Greyhound Australia. As at 23 Aug 2008 Yorke Peninsula Coaches have not updated their timetables to reflect additional services to the Yorke Peninsula and Balaklava, so check with them as to service status (Phone: 08 8821 2755). Premier Stateliner has reduced service frequency between Adelaide and Mount Gambier and Whyalla. The overnight services to Port Lincoln have been discontinued and services to Ceduna have been reduced from daily and now require a change of coach at Port Augusta. Services to Roxby Downs have been cancelled, meaning this town no longer has any regularly scheduled services. Operations to the northern Flinders Ranges were cancelled some time ago, resulting in there being no scheduled services north of Quorn.

Added South West Coach Lines express and local services between Perth and south west Western Australian destinations including Bunbury, Collie, Manjimup and Busselton.

From 11 Aug 2008, Transwa "Prospector" train services that were being replaced by coach services will return to normal operations and times. The essential trackwork is now complete.

Added Murrays Coaches express services between Canberra and Sydney, Thredbo and Narooma.

From 27 Apr 2008 V/Line have retimed some country services and introduced additional services on busier routes.

From late April 2008 Great Southern Rail have renamed their Adelaide Keswick Terminal to the Adelaide Parklands Terminal, Richmond Road, Keswick, and completed a renovation of the facility.

Since 4 Feb 2008 the Canberra-Narooma 'Surfborder' service ceased to operate and the Canberra-Batemans Bay/Ulladulla services have been retimed. A new Yass-Canberra timetable commenced on 7 Jan 2008.

A temporary timetable for V/Line services in the Melbourne - Albury corridor was introduced from 25 Feb 2008 until further notice. This is to allow extra time for slow running due to track conditions. For operational reasons, some train services are curtailed at Wangaratta with a substitute coach for remaining sectors. Countrylink services in the same corridor are unaffected.

Since 29 Oct 2007 until 1 Aug 2008, due to essential trackwork, some Transwa "Prospector" train services will be replaced by Coach services, operating to the same times as existing trains.

Since about 28 Oct 2007, Suncoast Pacific has merged its operations with Greyhound Australia. Greyhound continue to operate local services between Brisbane and the Sunshine Coast.

Added SeaSA Wallaroo - Lucky Bay ferry service. Operates 3 times per day weekdays, less at weekends. From 20 Mar operates 4 times per day with less at weekends.

* Service changes updated for new timetable from 29 Jan 2008.
* Geelong to Leopold and vice versa search results no longer displayed as Leopold is now considered to be a Geelong suburban service. Go to McHarrys web site for details (Routes 75-79).
* Since 28 Dec 2007 the Colac to Apollo Bay and vice versa bus service no longer operates.

From today GetAbout Australia will be using our new site - new graphics, backgrounds and new features. Enjoy!

Added Brisbane Bus Lines services to GetAbout Australia.

Added Fearnes services to GetAbout Australia.

The Craigieburn rail electrification and other maintenance works on the Seymour line have now been completed. Coaches will no longer replace train services at weekends between Melbourne and Seymour/Shepparton. Current timetables will be effective until 29 September after which a timetable change will add extra weekend services. Changes from 23 Jul 2007 have now been implemented in GetAbout Australia.

From Friday 15 Jun 2007 full Tilt Train service has resumed between Brisbane and Cairns. There are again 3 services per week in each direction. The Sunlander service terminating at Townsville has been discontinued. The Tilt Train between Brisbane and Rockhampton is retimed so most places will see earlier departure and arrival times. From Saturday 16 Jun 2007 the Inlander train from Townsville to Mount Isa will leave 1 hour and 30 minutes later than previously scheduled to improve connections. Changes have been implemented in GetAbout Australia.