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The new name was the main element of a complete program to improve the WAGR's public image. Every visible feature of the organisation was to be associated with the new
Westrail identity. The transition from WAGR to Westrail quickly began, with the new name rapidly and almost universally replacing the
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A survey of goods wagons carried out in 1949 disclosed that the WAGR had 54 classes of 4-wheeled vehicles and 13 different types of bogie wagons. The 4-wheeled vehicles had been built on 12 different types of underframes in no fewer than 71 variations, ranging in length from 3.4 to 6.4 metres (11 to
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Until 1951, most steam locomotives were painted black. From that date, locomotives used on passenger services were painted green. The early diesel locomotives were painted green, with a red stripe later added. In the late 1960s, a grey and light blue livery was introduced. The latter was resurrected
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A defining aspect of the tours was that they included all food and accommodation; passengers slept on the train rather than in a separate hotel, and the trains were referred to as "hotels on wheels". Tours typically ran over a weekend, leaving on Friday evening and returning on Monday morning. There
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In the late 20th century, the end of restrictions on competing road transport resulted in the WAGR and its successors moving from being a small customer-oriented system to a predominantly main line bulk carrier operation. This resulted in many smaller communities losing their facilities. However, in
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A range of committees of inquiry as well as Royal
Commissions were conducted on aspects of the railways between 1893 and 1959, however to appreciate the number of commissions that had relevance to railway operations, the coal and wheat industries were linked with the railway operations as well. The
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In connection with the gauge conversion of the
Eastern and Eastern Goldfields Railways in the late 1960s, the WAGR constructed a stock of standard gauge goods vehicles, including a class of wheat hopper wagons that, with a maximum payload of almost 77 tonnes (170,000 lb), were the largest
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Westrail was responsible for managing the state's rail infrastructure. It operated urban and regional passenger and freight services throughout
Western Australia. In Perth, Westrail provided the metropolitan area rail service, under contract to another arm of the State government. Its country
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In the early 1950s, the WAGR implemented a replacement program of goods wagons built instead to rigidly standard designs, on only three types of underframes, 5.5, 11.0 and 12.8 metres (18, 36 and 42 ft) in length, respectively. The new standard designs provided for increased
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21 ft). The bogie wagons were mounted on six different types of bogie trucks and represented a total of 61 styles. The lack of uniformity caused difficulties in operation and maintenance, and made necessary a large and widely varying stock of spare parts of limited interchangeability.
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on the South Coast. With many lines in need of heavy maintenance, rolling stock in need of replacement and heavy losses being incurred, during the 1950s many branches closed with 1,320 kilometres (820 mi) of the network so treated in 1956–57, although 275 kilometres (171 mi) were
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Initially, Westrail applied an orange with blue stripe livery to its locomotives and passenger vehicles. Freight rolling stock and road trucks were painted yellow, and blue was used on all signs, buildings and printed material. The
Westrail logo incorporated a stylised
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was the trading name of the WAGR from
September 1975 until December 2000, when the WAGR's freight division and the Westrail brand were privatised. Its freight operations were privatised in December 2000, with all remaining passenger operations transferred to the
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The WAGR's remaining functions, including owning the rail network and operating regional passenger services, were transferred to the
Western Australian Government Railways Commission. On 1 January 2003, the WAGR Commission's functions were absorbed by the
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Legislative restrictions were implemented to limit competition from road transport, most notably from the 1930s until the 1950s, when the
Transport Co-ordination Board kept strict control over commercial road traffic through powers vested by the
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stock was painted in a maroon and ivory livery. When the
Westrail brand was introduced in 1975, an orange and blue livery was introduced for locomotives. In the late 1990s, this was superseded by a yellow and blue livery.
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In the early 1970s the WAGR Bus service included seasonal six-day Wildflower Study Tours from Perth and along roads to and from Geraldton through the northern wheatbelt. These had first been operated in 1948 by the
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operated the only electrified line in Western Australia as part of the WAGR network. The line was 800 metres (2,600 ft) in length and operated within the confines of the
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and freight workings as well as a limited electrified service, early country railcar services, road bus services and overnight sleeper services to distant destinations.
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The WAGR built much of its carriage and wagon stock at the Midland Railway Workshops. From the late 1930s, the WAGR operated diesel railcars such as the
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was launched in 1938, that a service was officially named. Further trains were named in the 1960s in an effort to increase the prestige of rail travel.
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overnight train was still operating, making it possible to do a round trip by rail from Perth to Albany and bus from Albany to Perth via Bunbury.
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to many destinations throughout the state. In 1935, it operated 63 sleeper services a week. It also operated local passenger, many operating as
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diesel railcars were introduced on daylight regional services from Perth. The longer distance services remained locomotive hauled.
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WAGG No. 36, 2 July 1897, p. 1279 / WAGG No. 58, 5 Nov 1897, p. 2349 Tabled Paper 2/1899 3rd/4th 1899 - Vol I
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The WAGR operated a wide variety of services throughout its history, including the more standard country and
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The network peaked in 1937 at 6,600 kilometres (4,100 mi). Unusually for such a large network, only one
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Report of the Western Australian Government Railways Commission for the year ended 30 June 1959
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holding extensive collections. Some items are preserved interstate, notably by the
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The Workshops: A History of the Midland Government Railway Workshops
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and that town's timber mills. Tours also covered apple festivals in
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Western Australian Government Railway lines and operations centres
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freight vehicles operated by any Government railway in Australia.
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building some from 1915. The early diesels were mainly built by
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The Midland Railway Company Locomotives of Western Australia
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1953:. Canberra: Performance Monitoring, AusInfo. p. 184.
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1561:. The last edition was published in December 1973, with
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locomotives having operated in the eastern states for
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2509:Western Australian Government Railways Commission
2461:Western Australian Government Railways Commission
2132:Western Australian Government Railways Commission
2055:AN-Westrail Integration: An Assessment of Options
1980:"AU WA A585 - Australian Government Railways (2)"
546:19 September 1975: WAGR adopted the trading name
483:was being investigated. Nothing ever came of it.
152:between October 1890 and June 2003. Owned by the
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2839:State Electricity Commission Electric Locomotive
1849:. Bulli: Austrail Publications. pp. 37–38.
1621:Railway dams and reservoirs of Western Australia
414:built on new alignments. A concerted program of
3171:. Perth: University of Western Australia Press.
2787:- there were 10 separate reports over two years
2207:"AU WA A580 - Department of Works and Railways"
1659:"AU WA A580 - Department of Works and Railways"
609:following are a selected group of commissions:
505:The former Westrail Centre is now known as the
205:in September 2011 in the original diesel livery
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4596:History of rail transport in Western Australia
4535:List of Western Australian locomotive classes
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3355:On Track: The Making of Westrail, 1950–1976
2645:Stead, George W; Western Australia (1922),
1947:Financial Performance of Government Trading
1767:. Perth: Westrail. pp. 8, 9, 37, 144.
1765:On Track: The Making of Westrail, 1950–1976
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3318:– via National Library of Australia.
3288:– via National Library of Australia.
2690:– via National Library of Australia.
2621:) CS1 maint: numeric names: authors list (
2472:"AU WA A1192 - Public Transport Authority"
2143:"AU WA A1192 - Public Transport Authority"
2045:volume 143 issue 12 December 1987 page 786
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600:diesel-electric locomotive was delivered.
2500:Annual Report for year ended 30 June 2003
2452:Annual Report for year ended 30 June 2001
2147:State Records Office of Western Australia
2082:State Records Office of Western Australia
2011:
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1988:State Records Office of Western Australia
1801:State Records Office of Western Australia
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1442:. Later diesels were assembled in Perth.
4606:Railway companies disestablished in 2003
1060:Western Australian Rail Transport Museum
4591:Former government railways of Australia
2518:"First of Westrail Locos Breaks Cover"
2027:
2015:
1647:
639:Chairperson: Richard Speight 23/08/1899
563:that today operates services under the
4581:Western Australian Government Railways
4550:Western Australian Government Railways
3487:Western Australian Government Railways
2610:
2064:Bureau of Transport Economics May 1988
1826:State Transport Co-ordination Act 1933
1066:, though is currently not on display.
353:State Transport Co-ordination Act 1933
146:Western Australian Government Railways
33:Western Australian Government Railways
31:
4601:Railway companies established in 1890
3310:from the original on 18 February 2020
3280:from the original on 18 February 2020
3065:from the original on 24 November 2022
2860:A History of WAGR Passenger Carriages
1960:from the original on 12 February 2014
1939:
1937:
1922:from the original on 21 February 2014
1902:
1900:
464:In October 1987, it was announced by
376:Hopetoun to Ravensthorpe railway line
7:
4560:Midland Railway of Western Australia
2187:from the original on 8 February 2014
1885:from the original on 22 January 2016
1172:Midland Railway of Western Australia
1038:. The last of these ceased in 1973.
732:Midland Railway of Western Australia
4616:2003 disestablishments in Australia
4540:Rail transport in Western Australia
3640:List of Transperth railway stations
3023:Australian Broadcasting Corporation
1695:A History of WAGR Steam Locomotives
1616:Rail transport in Western Australia
141:S2106 in the yellow and blue livery
2902:WAGR buses shift 360,000 in a year
2858:May, Andrew S; Gray, Bill (2006).
2655:from the original on 27 April 2016
629:Chairperson: H. W. Venn 30/06/1897
57:Department of Works & Railways
25:
3167:Bertola, P.; Oliver, B. (2006).
2937:WAGR Timetable booklet 1969, p.81
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1669:from the original on 9 April 2018
655:Royal Commission on railways 1922
479:, that a merger of Westrail with
4611:1890 establishments in Australia
4186:
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3058:World Survey of Foreign Railways
2964:WAGR 1976 Rail Timetable booklet
1944:Productivity Commission (2001).
1871:"Our history (1950 to 1975 tab)"
1600:
1586:
1030:The WAGR operated services from
699:Chairperson: Alexander J. Gibson
689:Chairperson: Alexander J. Gibson
679:Chairperson: Alexander J. Gibson
559:1 July 2003: WAGRC succeeded by
293:was built, primarily to service
286:) to reduce construction costs.
3800:List of Transperth bus stations
3682:Northern Suburbs Transit System
2536:, E. Zalums & H. Stafford,
1835:Government of Western Australia
1198:to Albany at the same time the
1174:. Also in the early 1970s, the
1070:Country diesel railcar services
649:Chairperson: Robert F. McMillan
604:Inquiries and Royal Commissions
2474:. State Records Office of WA.
2429:. State Records Office of WA.
2365:. State Records Office of WA.
2339:. State Records Office of WA.
2313:. State Records Office of WA.
2287:. State Records Office of WA.
2261:. State Records Office of WA.
2235:. State Records Office of WA.
2209:. State Records Office of WA.
2177:www.pta.wa.gov.au/ PTA website
1847:Tunnels on Australian Railways
1:
3774:List of Transperth bus routes
3397:WAGR goods wagons information
2992:. 19 October 1928. p. 18
2042:Railway Gazette International
1498:Lines and operational centres
1312:
404:Esperance & Menzies lines
3827:Metropolitan Transport Trust
3731:Metropolitan Transport Trust
2674:"Garratt Report Likely Soon"
2648:Royal Commission on Railways
1178:Scenicruiser buses ran from
1052:State Electricity Commission
669:Chairperson: Albert A. Wolff
659:Chairperson: George W. Stead
619:Chairperson: Charles Harper.
457:, on 12 November 1976.
451:Premier of Western Australia
406:, with sections through the
117:Government Railways Act 1904
1283:Railway road truck services
4642:
3784:Perth Central Area Transit
3495:Public Transport Authority
3457:Public Transport Authority
3201:Bassendean Museum Exhibits
3142:"Giant Wheat Hopper Wagon"
2397:Public Transport Authority
2181:Public Transport Authority
1879:Public Transport Authority
1483:
1424:Beyer, Peacock and Company
1411:
715:Chairperson: Alan G. Smith
561:Public Transport Authority
500:Public Transport Authority
488:Australia Western Railroad
167:Public Transport Authority
80:Public Transport Authority
4514:
4172:
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3447:Public transport in Perth
2924:24 September 2015 at the
2888:24 September 2015 at the
2844:24 September 2015 at the
2797:Gunzburg, Adrian (1989).
2565:List of Royal Commissions
2128:15 September 2021 at the
1729:Higham, Geoffrey (2007).
1693:Gunzburg, Adrian (1984).
1492:Midland Railway Workshops
1480:Chief Mechanical Engineer
1420:Midland Railway Workshops
730:in December 1896 and the
554:Australian Railroad Group
492:Australian Railroad Group
260:. It was followed by the
4057:3 ft 6 in
3046:South Spur Rail Services
2388:Our History 1951 to 1975
1845:Bayley, William (1974).
1608:Western Australia portal
1392:South Spur Rail Services
1056:East Perth Power Station
591:⟨Westrail⟩
341:Trans-Australian Railway
279:3 ft 6 in
3701:Level Crossing Removals
2393:22 January 2016 at the
2123:Annual Report June 2002
1513:Legacy and preservation
726:The WAGR purchased the
507:Public Transport Centre
382:In the late 1960s, the
302:Public Works Department
187:Public Transport Centre
103:Public Transport Centre
3677:Fremantle line closure
3353:Affleck, Fred (1978).
3239:"Newsletter Changes".
3146:Railway Transportation
3120:Railway Transportation
3094:Railway Transportation
2561:6 October 2016 at the
2173:"About us: Contact us"
1763:Affleck, Fred (1978).
1568:From 1975 until 1981,
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490:, a subsidiary of the
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3966:Rockingham Light Rail
3945:Trolleybuses in Perth
3206:18 April 2015 at the
3191:Hotham Valley Railway
2909:28 August 1949 page 3
2110:December 2000 page 23
2060:22 March 2019 at the
1519:Hotham Valley Railway
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1092:
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337:Commonwealth Railways
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203:Hotham Valley Railway
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173:History of operations
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3874:Shelley Taylor-Smith
3835:Captain Cook Cruises
3334:28 June 2021 at the
3329:Westrail News Letter
3225:26 June 2015 at the
3187:26 June 2015 at the
2600:, Government Printer
2505:26 June 2015 at the
2457:26 June 2015 at the
2412:14 July 2017 at the
2039:"Profitable merger"
1831:26 June 2015 at the
1570:Westrail News Letter
1394:in the early 2000s.
1042:Electrified services
3357:. Perth: Westrail.
3258:: 1. February 1974.
3243:: 3. December 1973.
3229:Pichi Richi Railway
2989:The West Australian
1572:was published as a
1553:In September 1970,
1527:Pichi Richi Railway
1145:Mercedes-Benz O303s
481:Australian National
447:East Perth Terminal
34:
3961:Metro Area Express
3935:Trams in Fremantle
3182:Equipment / Trains
3096:: 36–37. July 1953
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2522:August 1997 page 7
2030:, pp. 213–214
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388:Eastern Goldfields
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3300:"Catalogue entry"
3270:"Catalogue entry"
3254:"Why Movement?".
2651:, Govt. Printer,
2543:978-0-9594506-0-6
1740:978-0-9803922-0-3
1428:Clyde Engineering
1324:natural resources
1023:
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587:⟨W⟩
583:⟨W⟩
455:Sir Charles Court
424:steam locomotives
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291:Western Australia
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150:Western Australia
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