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in an operational condition, but are not currently certified for mainline use; a seventh, DJ3021 (ex-D 1202), is being stored, pending future restoration after it was purchased from its former home at
Ranfurly station where it was a static display. An eighth, DJ3044 (D 1204) was acquired from Mainline Steam in 2012 as a source of spare parts and has been dismantled. Both were painted in the modified blue scheme and were purchased in a withdrawn condition.
628:. The first of these, A 2325, was prepared at a cost of $ 45,000 and was ready in September 2008. The company anticipated having three carriages in service by the end of 2008, and all 12 by 2013. The upgrade included new seating, carpets, toilets and external paint. The railway intends to refurbish three carriages each year. As of December 2015, only five out of the twelve carriages have been restored. Two of these carriages have since been disposed of.
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Railways has started retiring these carriages largely to provide bogies for their 56-foot carriage stock, which did not have their own bogies when they were purchased. Two of the 47-foot cars have been sold, while two were scrapped circa 1978. One carriage, A 1254, is owned by
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locomotives, four of which are currently operational and certified for mainline operation. They are painted in a variant of the modified New
Zealand Railways scheme carried by the class in the 1980s, where the low nose sides are painted blue instead of yellow and grey cab front. Two locomotives are
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On 23 October 2014, the Taieri Gorge
Railway announced that it would be changing its name to Dunedin Railways. For 35 years, the Taieri Gorge Railway and the Otago Excursion Train Trust had taken tourists on scenic rail excursions up the Taieri Gorge to Middlemarch and more recently up the coast,
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5 million existed between road and rail haulage in favour of road, and potential government subsidies were insufficient to close the gap. The announcement was met with disappointment by the
Dunedin City Council, which favourably viewed the rail option as it was more environmentally friendly and
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Mosgiel to Port Chalmers road that it would have been cheaper to perform the operation by rail, but despite pleas by the local council, Wenita, the relevant company, said it had invested too much in the road
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Railways currently operates on a reduced schedule. The Inlander runs through the Taieri Gorge to Hindon, The Seasider runs up the coast through Waitati to Seacliff, and The Victorian is an all-day trip to the North Otago town of Oamaru. Special services also run, including the Christmas
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Wingatui Viaduct, the route emerges from Mullocky Gully to join Taieri Gorge, and from then on follows that gorge above Taieri River to just east of Pukerangi. On the way the line passes former stations Parera, Mount Allen, Little Mount Allen, and Christmas Creek, crossing two
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Notches", a section of short bridges and cuttings through several rocky outcrops, on its way to Pukerangi.
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withdrawn by NZR in the same year), but needed a further NZ$ 1 million to fund its operations. A community appeal in 1990 raised NZ$ 1.2 million. The line beyond Middlemarch on the Otago Central Branch was lifted during 1991, and the trackbed handed over to the
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111 at their Dunedin depot as their resident shunting locomotive. This locomotive was obtained by the Otago Excursion Train Trust in 2009 from enthusiast Reid McNaught, who had leased the locomotive to Dunedin Railways since 2006. It was sold to the
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In the financial year to June 2017, Dunedin Railways had revenues of NZ$ 6.578m and expenses of NZ$ 6.387m, and turned a profit of NZ$ 137,000. Following the COVID-19 pandemic of 2021, Dunedin Railways was losing NZ$ 1.5 million per annum.
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line, running its first train in October 1979. The services grew in popularity and the Trust realised by the 1980s that it had great tourist potential. New carriages were acquired with the "Taieri Gorge Limited" launching in February 1987.
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in operation, as well as services on KiwiRail's railway lines. In November 2021, the council agreed to extend support through to 2024. In 2023, the council decided to reactivate the Hindon-Middlemarch section as well.
433:. The reason for the change was so that tourists can link the train trips to Dunedin and it makes it much clearer what the railway is. AO 77 was the first carriage to be repainted into their new blue
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the tunnels". Two of these carriages were built on Z class "roadsider" freight van underframes while the third was built on the underframe of guard's van F 529.
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1550:. Oxford, England: John Beaufoy Publishing. pp. 152â155.
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sold its shares in the company to the council in April 2020.
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Over The Garden Wall: The Story of the Otago Central Railway
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through its holding company Dunedin City Holdings Limited.
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Taieri Gorge Railway - 2006-2007 Times & Destinations
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The Taieri Gorge Railway: Guide to the Taieri Gorge and
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New Zealand Railway Observer, December 2008-January 2009
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On 20 April 2020, the company announced that due to the
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COVID-19 Response (Vaccinations) Legislation Act 2021
1378:"Dunedin Railways Interim Report to 31 December 2017"
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structure rests on seven concrete and masonry piers.
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Wellington Heritage Multiple Unit Preservation Trust
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New Zealand railway heritage and preservation groups
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1612:(5th expanded ed.). Wellington: Transpress.
1296:"Taieri Gorge line to stay open as far as Hindon"
851:"Companies Office - Taieri Gorge Railway Limited"
3066:Companies owned by municipalities of New Zealand
1833:Federation of Rail Organisations of New Zealand
401:in 2002, it is the only passenger train on the
365:in service with Dunedin Railways at Pukerangi.
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1604:(soft-bound); 978-0-473-17362-3 (hard-bound).
1171:"Statement on the future of Dunedin Railways"
339:curved viaducts at the latter two locations.
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1348:"Council looks to retain Taieri Gorge route"
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1588:Dangerfield, J. A.; Emerson, G. W. (2010).
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50:Train travelling through the Taieri Gorge
2601:COVID-19 Public Health Response Act 2020
1933:Feilding and District Steam Rail Society
304:The line travels along the banks of the
3056:3 ft 6 in gauge railways in New Zealand
2687:Samoan Assemblies of God in New Zealand
1974:Rimutaka Incline Railway Heritage Trust
1573:. Albany, Auckland: David Bateman Ltd.
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2084:National Railway Museum of New Zealand
1914:Whangarei Steam and Model Railway Club
1453:from the original on 14 September 2008
1441:"New Taieri Gorge carriage on display"
1263:"What lies ahead for Dunedin Railways"
934:. Taieri Gorge Limited. Archived from
932:"Along the way - Taieri Gorge Railway"
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2154:Westport Railway Preservation Society
2045:Canterbury Steam Preservation Society
2010:Wellington and Manawatu Railway Trust
2000:Wairarapa Railway Restoration Society
1960:Ormondville Rail Preservation Society
1482:"Costs Rule Out Rail in the Long Run"
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1328:from the original on 23 November 2021
1273:from the original on 7 September 2021
1239:from the original on 7 September 2021
587:in 2008 and AL 50090 was sold to the
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2005:Waitara Railway Preservation Society
1884:Helensville Railway Station Precinct
1610:The Otago Central Railway: A tribute
1522:from the original on 29 January 2019
1429:on TGR website, retrieved 2009-05-10
1358:from the original on 4 February 2023
1147:from the original on 4 December 2014
2697:The Freedoms & Rights Coalition
2611:COVID-19 Response Recognition Award
1813:Railway preservation in New Zealand
385:Dunedin Railways also operates the
3061:1991 establishments in New Zealand
1964:Paekakariki Station Precinct Trust
1893:Museum of Transport and Technology
1839:Rail Heritage Trust of New Zealand
1650:Taieri Gorge Railway - New Zealand
1640:Taieri Gorge Railway Photo gallery
1439:Stevens, Sam (13 September 2008).
1298:. Otago Daily Times. 1 June 2021.
1213:from the original on 20 April 2020
1181:from the original on 24 April 2020
1169:Dunedin Railways (20 April 2020).
790:. Dunedin Railways. Archived from
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243:Local Authority Trading Enterprise
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2809:Millennium & Copthorne Hotels
2109:Pleasant Point Museum and Railway
2104:Ohai Railway Board Heritage Trust
816:"Otago Central Railway Closure".
505:In 2013, Dunedin Railways leased
389:tourist train along the coast to
3041:Railway companies of New Zealand
3036:Heritage railways in New Zealand
2636:New Zealand Microbiology Network
2195:COVID-19 pandemic in New Zealand
1907:Rotorua Ngongotaha Railway Trust
1744:New Zealand Railways Corporation
1302:from the original on 3 June 2021
1135:"New Look for Railway Operation"
447:COVID-19 pandemic in New Zealand
381:Seasider and Dunedin Silver Fern
216:New Zealand Railways Corporation
104:New Zealand Railways Corporation
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1929:East Coast Museum of Technology
1844:New Zealand Model Railway Guild
1739:New Zealand Railways Department
607:In-house built panorama car at
581:New Zealand Railways Department
542:47" 6' foot carriage at Hindon.
253:Council-controlled organisation
3051:Organisations based in Dunedin
3046:Tourist attractions in Dunedin
1860:Bay of Islands Vintage Railway
1261:Grant Miller (10 April 2021).
281:from the 4 km peg on the
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2074:Mainline Steam Heritage Trust
1948:Mainline Steam Heritage Trust
1943:Gisborne City Vintage Railway
1888:Mainline Steam Heritage Trust
1685:Rail operators of New Zealand
1233:"Otago Excursion Train Trust"
713:Rail transport in New Zealand
595:Jungle Gym panorama carriages
2118:Reefton Historic Trust Board
1645:Otago Central Branch Railway
818:New Zealand Railway Observer
696:option to change its plans.
534:47' 6" wooden body carriages
453:Reactivation and restructure
353:Dunedin Astronomical Society
2829:SkyCity Entertainment Group
2079:Midland Rail Heritage Trust
1903:Railway Enthusiasts Society
1565:Cunningham, Gerald (2011).
589:Midland Rail Heritage Trust
459:Otago Excursion Train Trust
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2707:The Disinformation Project
2132:Tramway Historical Society
2059:Ferrymead Two Foot Railway
2041:Canterbury Railway Society
2036:Blenheim Riverside Railway
1711:Great Journeys New Zealand
872:"Dunedin Railways Limited"
523:Canterbury Railway Society
420:Rebranded Dunedin Railways
376:locomotive on the railway.
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233:Department of Conservation
2020:Wellington Tramway Museum
1875:Glenbrook Vintage Railway
1487:28 September 2007 at the
261:Local Government Act 2002
214:On 19 December 1989, the
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1969:Pahiatua Railcar Society
1063:"The Christmas Inlander"
718:Otago Central Rail Trail
482:Locomotives and railcars
321:Wingatui railway station
237:Otago Central Rail Trail
127:3 ft 6 in
3031:Rail transport in Otago
2905:2022 Wellington protest
1952:Main Trunk Rail Ohakune
1420:'technical information'
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652:Dunedin Railway Station
609:Dunedin Railway Station
577:Dunedin suburban trains
235:in 1993. It is now the
167:Dunedin Railway Station
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2876:Papatoetoe High School
2616:District health boards
2151:Westland Heritage Park
2089:Nelson Railway Society
2069:Lumsden Heritage Trust
1938:Fell Locomotive Museum
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2049:Diesel Traction Group
1996:Tokomaru Steam Museum
1979:Silver Stream Railway
1870:Driving Creek Railway
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273:Otago Central Railway
255:(formerly known as a
247:On 8 March 1995, the
208:Otago Central Railway
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3012:-45.87528; 170.50889
2651:Traffic light system
1608:Hurst, Tony (2008).
1387:. 31 December 2017.
1385:Dunedin City Council
794:on 24 September 2014
685:Port Chalmers Branch
648:NZR 56-foot carriage
626:Wairarapa Connection
267:Taieri Gorge Limited
249:Dunedin City Council
228:DJ class locomotives
183:Dunedin City Council
163:Taieri Gorge Railway
18:Taieri Gorge Railway
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2752:Bank of New Zealand
2099:Ocean Beach Railway
1723:Transdev Wellington
1513:NZ Transport Agency
1425:16 May 2009 at the
1354:. 4 February 2023.
1143:. 23 October 2014.
1087:Railways, Dunedin.
1061:Railways, Dunedin.
1035:Railways, Dunedin.
1009:Railways, Dunedin.
983:Railways, Dunedin.
957:Railways, Dunedin.
575:, formerly used on
561:Ocean Beach Railway
363:DJ class locomotive
177:. The company is a
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2702:Voices for Freedom
2692:Te PÅ«naha Matatini
2626:Ministry of Health
2392:Sarah Stuart-Black
1989:SteamRail Wanganui
1984:Steam Incorporated
1923:Lower North Island
1880:Goldfields Railway
1853:Upper North Island
959:"Dunedin Railways"
906:"Wingatui Station"
874:. Companies Office
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2772:Fletcher Building
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2682:Counterspin Media
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