Australian and New Zealand Passenger Railways
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- Australian Rail Maps - Integrated highly detailed passenger rail maps of Australia
- Australian Transport Ticket Collectors Association - For collectors of rail, bus, tram, and ferry tickets in Australia and overseas
- Bay Tram Twilight - Photographic record of the last days of regular daily service by 1929 vintage interurban-style trams (streetcars) on the Adelaide to Glenelg route in South Australia
- Belair Station Interstate Train Schedules - Railfan site provides schedules and traffic details for all interstate passenger and freight trains passing through Belair, South Australia on the transcontinental line from Melbourne to Adelaide and Perth
- Broad Gauge Memories - Photos and commentary on train operations over South Australia's Main South line through the Adelaide Hills between 1985 and 1990
- Christchurch Tramway - 2.5km heritage trams in Christchurch, New Zealand
- CityRail - Largest city rail network in Australia, covering suburban Sydney and extending to the Hunter, Central Coast, Blue Mountains, Southern Highlands, and South Coast regions
- Citytrain - Passenger network from Brisbane covers approximately 300km of track and includes 140 stations; Australia
- Connex Melbourne - Commuter rail service from Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
- CountryLink - Rail and coach network reaching 365 destinations in New South Wales, the A.C.T. (Australian Capital Territory), Queensland, and Victoria
- Dave's Melbourne Tram Pages - Information, photos, and links of past and present trams
- Great Southern Rail - Offers train journeys across Australia
- Great Southern Railway - Australia passenger railway includes three routes: The Indian Pacific (Sydney to Perth via Adelaide), The Ghan (Sydney to Alice Springs via Adelaide), and The Overland (Melbourne to Adelaide)
- History of Western Australian Railways and Stations - Photos and history of WA railways and stations
- Hutt Valley Signals - Timetables, signaling, safeworking, track layouts, railway operations, history, and excursions in the Hutt Valley, a suburb of Wellington, New Zealand
- MAXX Trains - Commuter rail service in Auckland, New Zealand
- New Zealand Travelpass - Flexible rail, coach, and ferry travel for independent travelers throughout New Zealand
- NSW Department of Transport - Agency of the New South Wales Government that formulates and implements transport policy and develops transport plans within the State of New South Wales
- NSWrail.net - Maps, photos, histories, and operational information about past and present railway lines and stations in NSW, Australia
- Perisher Blue Skitube - Electric powered cog/rack railway system, operating an 8.5 km route (6.3 km underground) southwest of Jindabyne within the Kosciuszko National Park; designed for winter access to the Perisher skifields; NSW, Australia
- QROTI - Queensland's Railways On The Internet - One-stop information site of rail in Queensland, Australia
- Rail Australia - Alliance between Australia's major tourist-oriented rail operators, providing rail passes, bookings, and schedules
- RailCorp (Rail Corporation New South Wales) - Passenger rail provider in NSW Australia with two sub groups, CityRail for the metro services and CountryLink for the regional services (formerly the State Rail Authority of New South Wales)
- RailNewZealand.com - Guide to scenic rail journeys in New Zealand
- RailTasmania.com - News, photos, models, preservation, links, history, and more information about the railways of the state of Tasmania
- Railwavs - Details about the passenger information systems in Australia and New Zealand
- Railway Enthusiasts Society - Railfan group in Auckland, New Zealand operating mainline excursions
- Reef 'N' Outback Rail Tours - Rail tours throughout Australia
- Savannahlander, The - Four-day train journey departs Cairns and travels through the Kuranda Range and rainforests on through the savannah to outback Australia
- Scenic Rail Pass - Australian rail passes for Tranz Scenic's long distance rail network
- South Australia Department of Transport - Government organization with and important role in the management of the State's transport system
- Sydney Metro, Lightrail & Monorail - Official site contains schedules, attractions, fares, technical info, and photos of the transit system in Sydney, Australia
- The Ghan - Passenger rail service between Darwin, Alice Springs, and Adelaide, Australia
- The Southerner - The Southerner Express traveled between Christchurch, Dunedin, and Invercargill for over 30 years until 2002
- The Yaraka Mixed - Last freight train in Australia that still carries passengers and freight, from Emerald to Yaraka
- TransAdelaide - Public transport provider of bus, train, tram, and O-Bahn services in Adelaide, South Australia
- Transit World - Pictures and details of bus, trolleybus, tram, light rail, suburban rail, and subway action from Australia, New Zealand, and Canada
- Transperth - Operates five commuter rail routes from Perth, Western Australia
- Transwa - Operates passenger rail and coach services throughout the southern and south-western regions of Western Australia, in an area bounded by Kalbarri, Meekatharra, Kalgoorlie, Esperance, Albany, and Augusta
- Tranz Metro - Operates five light rail lines in Wellington, New Zealand
- Tranz Scenic - New Zealand passenger rail company providing numerous train journeys including the Overlander, Northerner, TranzCoastal, TranzAlpine, and others
- Traveltrain - Operates long distance and tourist trains throughout Queensland, Australia
- V/Line - Operates regional passenger rail services from Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
- V/Line Cars - Information regarding the operations and rolling stock of V/Line passenger services in Victoria, Australia
- VICSIG - Line guides, signalling information, rosters, photos, and more about current operations of railways in Victoria, Australia
- VicTrip - Official site for the Public Transport Corporation of Victoria
- Yarra Trams - Operates trams on ten city and suburban routes throughout Melbourne including services from Bundoora, West Preston, East Burwood, Wattle Park, North Balwyn, St Kilda, Port Melbourne, and East Melbourne; Australia
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