Reinventing trams
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Retired trams strategy
We are chairing a Ministerially-appointed stakeholder reference group on behalf of government, to provide recommendations to the Minister for Public Transport on repurposing Victoria’s retired trams.
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First retired tram finds a new home
The Diamond Creek Rotary Club, Country Fire Authority and Men's Shed were successful with their joint application to give one of Victoria's iconic W-Class trams a new home.
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Next part of the journey for Victoria's retired trams
Victoria’s retired trams – including the iconic W-Class – will get a new lease on life with the release of an expression of interest giving Victorians the opportunity to acquire one of the trams.
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Retired tram set to sparkle again in Diamond Creek
A retired W-Class tram has arrived in Diamond Creek, the fourth to leave Newport. The tram will be restored by volunteers from the local Men’s Shed and converted into a social enterprise coffee shop, which will be available to local community groups to run on weekends to raise funds for their organisations.
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Retired tram begins its journey into the past
A retired W-Class tram has taken its final journey, travelling from the Newport Workshops back in time to World War Two.
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W Class tram retires to Mildura farm
A retired W-Class tram has been relocated to Mildura, where it will become an attraction at Benetook Farm, run by Sunraysia Residential Services.
