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June 2021 the Distribution List Instructions and Information Are on Page 4 5 Manor Hill Rd Miranda NSW 2228 Inc. No A0043673H Phone: 0409 463 209 ABN 74 248 483 468 Email: [email protected] DISTRIBUTION LIST June 2021 The Distribution List instructions and information are on page 4. When ordering items that are available as both prints and computer files, please indicate clearly which version you require. The closing date for orders for Limited Stock items (*) is Friday 25 June 2021. Order Details Name ___________________________________________________________________________________________ Address _________________________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________________________________ Email address (or phone number) ____________________________________________________________________ Number of Distribution List Items ordered …………………………………………………………………______________ Total cost of Distribution List Items (minimum cost with print items is $1.50) ………………………………$ ____________ Less: Costs you incurred in supplying items…………………………………………………………… $ ____________ Less: Members discount (5% off orders over $10, rounded to nearest 5 cents) …………………………………$ ____________ Your previous account balance ………………………………………………………………………………$ ____________ Payment due …………………………………………………………………… ………………………………$ ____________ Amount paid …………………………………………………………………… ………………………………$ ____________ Payment by stamps cheque money order PayPal bank deposit ATA credit $ ____________ Size - Cost $ Status Item Details Date Pages Print File 1. TRAIN and TRAM TIMETABLES INTERSTATE L 1 ARTC CF C A4 $1.00 Master Train Plan: Working Timetable for NSW, Vic, SA, WA Tabular format 13 June 2021: v1 757 NEW SOUTH WALES L 2 Sydney Trains NSW Trains CF C A4 $1.50 Passenger Working Timetable Book 1: Weekdays 15 June 2021: v8.00 636 Passenger Working Timetable Book 2: Weekends and Public Holidays 12 June 2021: v8.00 464 L 3 Sydney Trains CF C A4 $1.00 Suburban Train Rosters: Book 1 Weekdays 15 June 2021: v8.00 230 Suburban Train Rosters: Book 2 Weekends and Public Holidays 12 June 2021: v8.00 146 L 4 NSW TrainLink CF C A4 $15.50 $1.00 Interurban, Xplorer, XPT Train Rosters: Book 1 Weekdays 15 June 2021: v8.00 94 Interurban, Xplorer, XPT Train Rosters: Book 2 Weekends and Public Holidays 12 June 2021: v8.00 71 L 5 Sydney Trains CF C A4 $11.00 $0.50 Suburban and Interurban Starts and Stables for Train Rosters 12 June 2021: v8.00 100 L 6 Sydney Trains CF C A4 $14.50 $1.00 Rail Freight Services Working Timetable Book 4: Weekdays 15 June 2021: v8.00 82 Rail Freight Services Working Timetable Book 5: Weekends 12 June 2021: v8.00 72 L 7 Transport for NSW 12 June 2021 CF C A4 $8.00 $2.00 June SWTT v8.00 Summary of change 3 June SWTT v8.00 Summary of change 9 SWTT Stabling Yards Capacity 53 VICTORIA M 8 Metro Trains O C DL $3.00 Cranbourne & Pakenham Lines 31 January 2021 Version 2 68 Frankston Line 31 January 2021 Version 2 68 Sunbury Line 31 January 2021 Version 2 56 Werribee & Williamstown Lines 28 March 2021 Version 1 64 ATA Distribution List June 2021 1 Size - Cost $ Status Item Details Date Pages Print File L 9 V/Line: Pocket Timetables 31 January 2021 O C A7 F This is a full set of the 43 V/Line pocket timetables $5.00 The 11 italic timetables will not be sent to those who have previously ordered them $4.00 Timetables listed in the April and May 2021 Distribution List are shown in italics South Western Victoria Mt Gambier - Melbourne via Geelong, via Ballarat Warrnambool - Melbourne Ararat - Warrnambool Warrnambool - Ballarat Apollo Bay - Melbourne via Lorne, Warrnambool & Great Ocean Road Geelong - Ballarat Geelong - Melbourne incl Waurn Ponds, Marshall, South Geelong & Wyndham Vale Western Victoria Adelaide - Melbourne via Bendigo, via Ballarat and Horsham Horsham - Melbourne includes Stawell, Dimboola & Nhill Casterton, Hamilton - Melbourne via Geelong or via Ballarat Halls Gap - Melbourne Grampians Link Ararat - Melbourne Ballarat - Melbourne incl Wendouree, Bacchus Marsh, Melton & Caroline Springs Deer Park, Ardeer - Melbourne Northern Victoria Adelaide - Sydney via Albury Speedlink Albury - Mildura Murraylink Mildura - Melbourne via Ballarat, via Bendigo. Incl Ballarat - Mildura via Swan Hill Ouyen - Melbourne via Hopetoun & Ballarat Donald - Melbourne via St Arnaud Maryborough - Melbourne to/from Castlemaine & Ballarat, Bendigo via Castlemaine Daylesford - Melbourne via Woodend, via Ballarat Sea Lake - Melbourne via Charlton Swan Hill - Melbourne Barham - Melbourne via Bendigo & Cohuna, via Heathcote Echuca - Melbourne including Deniliquin Barmah - Melbourne Bendigo - Melbourne includes Kyneton, Eaglehawk & Epsom Ballarat - Bendigo North Eastern Victoria Canberra - Melbourne via Albury, via Bairnsdale Albury - Melbourne via Wodonga Albury - Bendigo via Wangaratta & Shepparton Shepparton - Melbourne including Cobram, Tocumwal and Griffith Cobram, Tocumwal and Griffith Yarrawonga - Melbourne Bright - Corowa - Melbourne, includes Beechworth, Mt Beauty, Rutherglen Mansfield - Melbourne includes Mt Buller Alexandra - Melbourne via Seymour Seymour - Melbourne Eastern Victoria Batemans Bay - Melbourne via Narooma incl Mallacoota via Genoa. Sapphire Coast Link Bairnsdale - Melbourne incl Lakes Entrance, Lake Tyers Beach, Orbost & Marlo Bairnsdale - Melbourne corrects error in 15.15 weekdays up coach from Bairnsdale Reprint Maffra - Melbourne via Sale & Traralgon Yarram - Melbourne via Leongatha Inverloch, Phillip Island - Melbourne via Dandenong, Koo-wee-rup Traralgon - Melbourne L 10 Victorian Railways Bc NC A4 $4.00 Wonthaggi Line timetables Service development 1951, 52, 54, 56, 59, 69, 76, 78 17 Nyora: Easter and Anzac Day services 1960 3 Yarram - Melbourne, Nyora - Wonthaggi lines timetables Easter & Anzac Day 1960 7 Analyses by David Hennell for Melbourne Division meeting 5 May 2021 NEW ZEALAND H 11 Kiwi Rail 2 May 2021 CF C A4 $1.00 South Island Master Train Plan No 5 4 North Island Master Train Plan No 4 5 USA H 12 Amtrak CF C A4 $1.00 Downeaster - 3/5/21 3 May 2021 Capital Corridor – 29/3/21 and 7/6/21 29 March & 7 June 2021 Pacific Surfliner – 30/4/21 30 April 2021 ATA Distribution List June 2021 2 Size - Cost $ Status Item Details Date Pages Print File 2. BUS and FERRY TIMETABLES REGIONAL NEW SOUTH WALES H 13 Griffith Buslines O C DL F $1.50 940 to 946 Griffith Bus Guide 20 July 2020 H 14 Edwards Coaches O NC W $1.50 480 to 485 Armidale & Uralla November 2020 VICTORIA: MELBOURNE M 15 PTV Melbourne O C A4 F $5.00 150 Williams Landing Station - Tarneit Station via Sayers Road 28 February 2021 151 Williams Landing Station - Tarneit Station via Westmeadows Lane 28 February 2021 160 Hoppers Crossing Station - Tarneit Station via Morris Road 28 February 2021 166 Hoppers Crossing Station - Wyndham Vale Station 28 February 2021 167 Hoppers Crossing Station - Tarneit Station via Werribee Plaza 28 February 2021 170 Werribee Station - Tarneit Station via Werribee Plaza 28 February 2021 180 Werribee Station - Tarneit Station via Tarneit Road 28 February 2021 190 Werribee Station - Wyndham Vale Station via Ballan Road 28 February 2021 191 Werribee Station - Jubilee Estate 28 February 2021 192 Werribee Station - Wyndham Vale Station via Black Forest Road 28 February 2021 888 Clyde - Berwick Station 28 March 2021 889 Clyde North - Berwick Station 28 March 2021 953 Night Bus Broadmeadows - Craigieburn 31 January 2021 970 Night Bus Carrum - Rosebud 31 January 2021 979 Night Bus Elsternwick - Dandenong 31 January 2021 981 Night Bus Dandenong - Cranbourne via Berwick 31 January 2021 982 Night Bus Dandenong - Cranbourne via Endeavour Hills 31 January 2021 REGIONAL VICTORIA M 16 PTV - Castlemaine Bus Lines 28 February 2021 O C A4F $2.50 1 Castlemaine - Campbells Creek 2 Castlemaine Town Loop 3 Castlemaine - Harcourt 4 Castlemaine - Maldon 5 Castlemaine - Taradale 6 Castlemaine - Chewton L 17 Balfours Airport Direct O C DL $1.00 Shepparton, Seymour - Melbourne Airport 1 May 2019 3. MAPS, GUIDES and BROCHURES VICTORIA Level Crossing Removal Project Due to consistent lack of demand, train and tram bus replacement brochures will no longer be listed. However, if you wish to place a permanent order for them, please contact Len Regan. The brochures will still be retained for the National Timetable Collection and for ATA Archives. L 18 V/Line CF C A4 $3.50 $1.00 Local Operating Procedures No 109: Toolamba 21 April 2021 13 L 19 Regional Rail Revival O C DL F $1.50 We're upgrading every regional passenger line in Victoria (2021) L 20 Rail Projects Victoria O C A4 $1.50 Geelong Fast Rail: Stage 1: Werribee to Newport Information sheet (2021) 2 L 21 Rail Projects Victoria O C A4 $1.50 Gippsland Line Upgrade 3 information sheets (2019) 6 L 22 Melbourne Airport Rail O C A4 $1.50 Connecting Melbourne Airport to our rail network Information sheet (2021) 2 L 23 Suburban Rail Loop Authority O C A4 $1.50 Suburban Rail Loop: Stage 1: Cheltenham to Box Hill Information brochure (2021) 4 L 24 Ballarat Tramway Museum O C DL F $1.50 Welcome Aboard: Enjoy your vintage tram ride and visit New brochure (2021) L 25 Bendigo Tramways O C DL F $1.50 All aboard! Bendigo's Iconic Vintage Talking Tram Tour New brochure November 2019 4. PROMOTIONS, REPORTS L 26 Barham Historical Committee O C A4 $8.50 Border Journal: Koondrook-Kerang Tramway: The Tramway History 1889 - 1989 1989 33 Tramway Souvenir. Includes many old photos. $5 from each order goes to the Historical Committee Prime Creative Media O C A4 B 27 Railexpress, including news, digitisation of rail, Siemens technology,
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