1917 - Opening of the Trans-Australian railway.

In 1917, the Trans-Australian Railway was officially opened, connecting the eastern and western parts of Australia.

This railway was built to improve transportation links between the two sides of the country.

Construction of the railway began in 1912, and it was completed in 1917.

The railway runs from Port Augusta in South Australia to Kalgoorlie in Western Australia.

The total length of the railway is 1,715 km, making it the longest transcontinental railway in Australia.

The railway was built by the Commonwealth Railways and was officially opened by Prime Minister Billy Hughes in 1917.

The Trans-Australian Railway is a major rail route in Australia and is used for freight and passenger services.

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