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Another Project!
Posted March 11, 2019
What’s going on here? I saw this chassis being sandblasted and spray-painted a few weeks ago, it looks great! Today the R&M team dropped this on top of it. Obviously another renovation project under way. If you want to be...
Hamilton Zephyr Zodiac Club
Posted March 11, 2019
Hamilton Zephyr Zodiac Club had a ride on the train on Sunday as part of their big day out. Look at these beauties they left at the station! They did leave a couple of minders there as well. They had...
Fun in the sun!
Posted January 30, 2019
Make the most of the sunny days; school has already started for some. Here are Tasman and Isla having a super time on the Goldfields Express!
Electric Universe
Posted January 17, 2019
We were delighted to have Bay of Plenty band Electric Universe here on Sunday to record their latest music video. They took over our Glenbrook car and took a ride down to Waikino and back, filming as they went. Good...
Make your own event
Posted January 16, 2019
Take a morning walk from Waihi to Waikino along the Hauraki Rail Trail; enjoy the flora and fauna along the way. (Wish there was a bench or two along the way.) Enjoy a cuppa with a Devonshire scone at Waikino...
Gold Discovery Centre staff familiarisation tour
Posted December 22, 2018
Staff and volunteers from the Waihi Gold Discovery Centre enjoying a ‘familiarisation’ with what Goldfields Railway has to offer, with volunteer guard Peter Mitchell standing in for Santa. Coming to Waihi? Combine a trip on the Goldfields train with a...
New ticketing points for Goldfields Railway
Posted December 16, 2018
Goldfields Railway train tickets can now be purchased at Waihi’s Gold Discovery Centre and the Paeroa Information Hub. The railway recently signed formal agreements with both I-Sites in order to make it easier for visitors who are looking for things...
Armistice Day Centennial
Posted December 02, 2018
We celebrated the centennial of the end of WWI on 11 November 2018 by running a “Peace Train”. The station and carriages were decorated with flags and bunting, and passengers dressed in costume of the era, kindly lent by Waihi...
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