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by D.C. Robinson

Queensland Railways, stations, stopping places, isolated sidings, level crossings, junctions, classification of locomotives, goods vehicles, livestock vehicles, rolling stock, coaches, rail motors, employee manual, 1950, 120 pages.

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by Dale Lorna Jacobsen

This dramatic political novel features a cast of rogues, opportunists and idealists set against a background of corruption, strikes and union bashing. Yet this is not the 1980s but the 1920s and Jack O'Leary, socialist, railway worker and fiery unionist, befriends Fred Paterson, a young lawyer who has joined the newly formed Communist Party of Australia.

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by Stephen Baines

Steel on Steel is the inside story of the privatisation of the freight arm of Queensland Rail, written by Stephen Baines, a senior executive involved intimately in the struggle for the railroad's future. An icon that touched every part of life in Queensland, QR was famously catapulted into the private sector in 2010 after more than 140 years of government ownership.

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by D.C. Robinson

Queensland Australia Railways, 1902, Southern and Western Railway, Central Railway, branches, Northern Railway, Maryborough and Gympie Railway, Bundaberg & Mount Perry, Bundaberg & Gladstone, Sandgate, North Coast, South Coast, Mackay, Cooktown, Cairns, Normanton, Cleveland, and Bowen. 20 pages, Map from 1914. Extracted from Slater's Almanac.

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by Tim Fischer

If you are passionate about steam locomotives, or know someone who is, then Steam Australia is the perfect companion. Tim Fischer takes readers into the fascinating and grand story of steam transportation over ten vital decades of transformation in Australia's history.

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by Robert Mackenzie Watson

Queensland Transcontinental Railway. Field notes and reports with maps showing positions of various camps This book, Queensland Transcontinental Railway, by Robert Mackenzie Watson, is a replication of a book originally published before 1883. It has been restored by human beings, page by page, so that you may enjoy it in a form as close to the original as possible.

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by D.C. Robinson and David Robinson

Beautiful Queensland, the Land of Variety, and the Holiday-Maker's Happy Hunting Ground, 1926, Queensland, New South Wales and Victorian Railway Commissioners. timetables: Melbourne to Wallangarra, across the Southern Highlands, over the Darling Downs, down the Main Range, into Brisbane, away to the north, through the Sugar Country, the Northern Wonderland, the Barron Gorge, the Atherton Tableland, Lakes Eacham and Barrine.

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by Judith McNeil

No One's Child is the moving memoir of Judith McNeil's childhood, growing up in outback Queensland, alongside the railway tracks that her father worked on. No easy life for these kids who were often referred to as 'railway-brats' as they continually moved from one small town to another following their father's work.

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by D.C. Robinson

Unifying the railway gauges of Australia in 1921; Queensland, Victoria, New South Wales, Western Australia, changing the railway gauges to unify the country.

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by D.C. Robinson

Australian Railways and Tramways, 50 years of progress, 1879-1929

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