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Why losing the XPT sleeping carriages isn't a big deal - Waking up in Geelong

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For the past 30 years there was only been a single passenger service running between Melbourne and Sydney – the NSW operated XPT running twice a day each way, one in daylight, the other running overnight with sleeping berths onboard. But with the aging XPT fleet about to be replaced by new trains, the sleeping train option is about to be lost. But in reality, is it really such a big deal? Some history Melbourne and Sydney were first linked by r…

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Why losing the XPT sleeping carriages isn't a big deal - Waking up in Geelong

For the past 30 years there was only been a single passenger service running between Melbourne and Sydney – the NSW operated XPT running twice a day each way, one in daylight, the other running overnight with sleeping berths onboard. But with the aging XPT fleet about to be replaced by new trains, the sleeping train option is about to be lost. But in reality, is it really such a big deal? Some history Melbourne and Sydney were first linked by r…

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