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Moving on with my history of HSTs by region, we head much further south than one would expect to the warmer climbs of New South Wales, Australia, where, in a bid to reverse the ailing fortunes of their long neglected railway system, the state government took a leaf from the book of British Rail by building under license a number of HST derivatives known as the Express Passenger Train or XPT, which have been the pride and the power of long-distance services within the territory, as well as cross-border trains to Queensland and Victoria.

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References:
- Comeng: A History of Commonwealth Engineering by John Dunn (and his respective sources)
- 125Group (and their respective sources)
- Wikipedia (and its respective references)