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The First Railway in Australia
In Victoria, a railway between Flinders Street, Melbourne and Port Melbourne was born. It was the first of its kind in Australia. -
South Australia's First Railway
The very first steam-powered raiilway for South Australia went from Adelaide to Port Adelaide. -
Tasmania's First Railway
Between Launceston and Deloraine was Tasmamia's first ever railways. It streched 72 kilometres long. -
Queensland's First Railway
In Queensland, a railway stretching between Ipswich and Grandchester was the first of its kind in Queensland, and later was connected to Brisbane. -
Western Australia's First Railway
The first railway opened in 1871, and was a private timber railway, though a government one opened up eight years later. -
Northern Territory's First Railway
A railway 253 kilometres long that went from Darwin to Pine Creek was operational as of now. -
ACT's First Railway
In the year of the beginning of the WWI, the Australian Capital Territory opened.