Talk:Maryborough West railway station

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Who deleted my photo? I took it myself and there wasno reason for it to be deleted. —Preceding unsigned comment added by MCAspire (talk • contribs) 10:14, 3 June 2010 (UTC)[reply]

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in this article it refers to the old maryborough station being used for rolling stock, and storage. this is not true, there is a manufacturer (bombadier i think) that maintains its own yard, but the train station in maryborough is only used as a coach stop for the rail link to hervey bay, by greyhound or premier motor service and a few small local operators transporting people to hervey bay or brisbane airports. ive only recently moved to the town so i dont know how long it has been like this, i came on here hoping to find out, help explain to me why the station itself is in such a state of disrepair

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