It was a memorable experience for thousands of kids growing up, now a decades-old Puffing Billy tradition could be making a comeback. The railway operators are conducting a series of “trial ...

IT’S a century old but this piece of Australian history is more popular than ever. We jump aboard to see what all the fuss is about. Kids are allowed to dangle their legs from the open windows as ...

Today it is a beloved attraction for generations of Victorians and thousands of overseas tourists, but Puffing Billy was once considered a financial liability and was shut down for many years.

Passengers won’t be able to sit out the sides of the carriage after the practice was temporarily stopped in the wake of the crash, which happened about noon at the School Road level crossing at ...

One person has been taken to hospital after a minibus collided with the Puffing Billy tourist steam train in the Dandenong Ranges, about 55 kilometres east of Melbourne. Ambulance Victoria said they ...

What would you like to do on an overseas holiday? Many of us dream of lying on a beach, cruising down a river or gasbagging in a cafe – but how about shovelling coal in to a steam train’s red-hot ...

Travel vlogger Saniya Zaveri rode Australia's Puffing Billy steam train in the Dandenong Ranges Puffing Billy allows passengers to sit on window sills with legs hanging out during the ride The ...

Step back in time when you take a ride on Puffing Billy – a perfectly preserved steam train – as it chugs through the Dandenong Ranges from Belgrave to Lakeside, Gembrook and Menzies Creek. It may not ...

You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. Puffing Billy's narrow gauges are jammed full as passenger numbers grow far faster than anyone's ...

The Puffing Billy steam trains are running as usual in the Dandenong Ranges east of Melbourne after one train was damaged in Monday night's storm. A large tree fell on the running shed at Belgrave ...