The iconic St Kilda Festival is back this weekend, and the easiest way to get there is by public transport. We're running extra trams on routes 12a, 16a, 64a and 96a to get you there and back safely. Plan your journey today. | Transport Victoria

Our public transport system will soon run on a reduced timetable, threatening thousands of jobs. Passengers have deserted trains, trams and buses because of the coronavirus risk. Latest: 7news.link/coronavirus #7NEWS | 7NEWS Melbourne

🎄 Christmas just got better in Victoria! Public transport is FREE all day on Christmas Day 🚆🚋 No Myki. No tapping. Just hop on and enjoy the festive vibes across Melbourne and Victoria. 🕒 Free travel period: 3:00 AM (25 Dec) → 3:00 AM (26 Dec) 🚆 Trains, trams & buses 📅 Services run to a Sunday timetable ❌ Excludes SkyBus & private services 🚫 No Night Network Perfect day to explore the city, visit family, or just enjoy a relaxed Christmas ride 🎄✨ 🔗 More details here: https://transport.vi

🚆 Victoria Public Transport — Fare Changes from 1 January 2026 From 1 January 2026, public transport fares across Victoria will be updated — including trains, trams and buses. Here’s what you need to know 👇 📅 Effective: 1 January 2026 💰 New daily fare caps: • Full fare daily cap – $11.40 • Concession daily cap – $5.70 🎉 Weekend & Public Holiday fares: • Full fare – $8.00 • Concession – $4.00 🚌 Regional buses: • 2-hour fare – $3.00 • Daily fare – $6.00 📍 Fares are adjusted annually to supp