Metropolitan trains

Melbourne's suburban rail network has 15 electric train lines and 5 diesel services stretching across the entire Melbourne area. Metro Melbourne operates the 15 electric train lines and the Frankston to Stony Point Diesel service. Sunbury, Melton, and Pakenham are operated by V/Line.
Most train services start from or travel to Flinders Street Station (V/Line services are from Southern Cross railway station). Most electric train services travel through the city loop, which is made up of five railway stations. Three of these stations are underground subway stations, and two are ground-level stations.
The city loop stations include Flinders Street, Southern Cross (Spencer Street), Flagstaff, Melbourne Central and Parliament.

 

Night Trains on the weekend

Night Trains will run hourly all weekend on all lines except the Stony Point and Flemington Racecourse lines. City Loops stations and  Southern Cross will be closed.
Many stations will benefit from more frequent train services through the night, where they are serviced by two or more train lines. For example, key stations such as Footscray, Caulfield, Clifton Hill, Burnley, and several others will have two trains an hour.

 

Timetable

Maps

 

 

Train Service To Alamein And Williamston
During Off-Peak Periods And On Weekends:

During this time, trains to Alamein terminate at Camberwell.
Trains to Williamstown terminate at Newport.
Change for connecting service.

For the Alamein line train service, catch the Belgrave or Lilydale line train services and change at Camberwell.

For the Williamstown line train service, catch the Werribee train line service and change at Newport.






Non-PSR (Non-Passenger Service Requirement)

Non-PSR (Non-Passenger Service Requirement) run predominantly on weekdays.