Byron Bay TramLink

21/04/2024

Hello, now it may look a little quiet here but the research work has garnered a lot of interest from regions lying across disused railway lines. These studies are not confined to NSW but several Australian states are involved.

Thanks to those wonderful souls who have put in the time doing face to face and online data gathering, you shall be rewarded at our May gathering at "the pub" where this work will be available for perusal, scrutineering and general discussion. I'm sure you will be well-satisfied with the findings.

Best wishes

Pete Finch

28/05/2023

On the way from Mullumbimby to Ocean Shores/Brunswick Heads and Billinudgel.

22/01/2023

21/12/2022

This year's Christmas tram is from Bellevue, in Zurich, Switzerland.

Happy Christmas to all our Tram Link supporters, and have an amazingly astonishing 2023. (Image - Wiki Commons royalty free)

09/08/2022

So much happening on the far north coast of NSW. The logistics of getting punters to and from events at North Byron was highlighted after a repeat of the atrocious weather that has hit the region this year.

The railway lines passing this area can be a solution to this huge problem which could impact on upcoming and planned major events in the region.

There are several rail organisations looking at using the railway infrastructure for moving people around the shire, and no doubt we'll see activity which may bring about a change in thinking about our lack of tourist transport services.

Towards the end of 2022 we should have a pretty good idea of how some of the rail transport concepts will resolve some of issues involved in getting around Byron.