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3 July, 2026

Decades after rail loss, transport challenges remain

The consequences of discontinuing passenger rail services in the Wimmera continue to affect the region more than three decades later. Since the V/Line service ceased at Horsham railway station in 1992, residents across the Wimmera have continued to face public transport barriers.

By Natalie Anderson

A Melbourne-bound passenger train waits at Horsham Railway Station in 1981, before regular V/Line passenger services to the city ceased. Today, Horsham is served by The Overland between Adelaide and Melbourne, which stops at Horsham twice a week.
A Melbourne-bound passenger train waits at Horsham Railway Station in 1981, before regular V/Line passenger services to the city ceased. Today, Horsham is served by The Overland between Adelaide and Melbourne, which stops at Horsham twice a week.

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