Regional Rail Revival

The Australian and Victorian governments have invested more than $4 billion in the Regional Rail Revival program, which is upgrading every regional passenger rail line in Victoria and creating jobs and supplier opportunities.

Our projects

Ararat Stabling

Upgrades to train stabling that have enabled an extra weekday service to Ararat.

Ballarat Line Upgrade

Delivering 135 extra services each week for Ballarat and communities along the line.

Bendigo and Echuca Line Upgrade

Three new stations, faster and more frequent services to Echuca, and more services for Epsom and Eaglehawk.

Donnybrook and Wallan station upgrades

Improved access, safety and comfort in 2 of Victoria’s fastest-growing communities.

Geelong Line Upgrade

More frequent and reliable services for passengers.

Gippsland Line Upgrade

Delivering improved journeys and more services to the growing communities in Victoria’s east.

Murray Basin Rail Project

Delivering important upgrades to Victoria’s rail freight network to meet increasing demand for freight services.

North East Line Upgrade

Brought more modern trains to Albury Wodonga.

Shepparton Line Upgrade

More frequent and reliable journeys on more modern trains.

Warrnambool Line Upgrade

More services, better reliability and improved safety.

Second platforms and extra track at 10 key stations Catering to regional population growth and improving comfort, accessibility and safety for commuters
4 new stations At Cobblebank, Goornong, Huntly and Raywood
3 completely rebuilt stations and 13 station upgrades Built in growth areas across regional Victoria

5 new and extended crossing loops Removing bottlenecks, and giving trains more opportunities to pass each other and boosting capacity
More than 1000 new car parking spaces Giving more people access to train services
Upgrades to more than 150 level crossings Improving safety for motorists and train passengers

Disruptions

Other projects may also impact regional rail services. Please check the Disruptions map.