state-by-state basis. The main companies that provide service are Journey Beyond, NSW TrainLink, Queensland Rail and V/Line. Journey Beyond operates four long-distance trains, the first three being upmarket "experiential" services: Indian Pacific (Sydney–Adelaide–Perth): 1 round trip per week The Ghan (Adelaide–Alice Springs–Darwin): 1 round trip per week except during summer Great Southern (Adelaide–Brisbane): 1 round trip per week during summer The Overland (Melbourne–Adelaide): 2 round trips per week New South Wales government-controlled NSW TrainLink operates ten long-distance passenger routes. All routes originate from Sydney: Grafton XPT: daily Casino XPT: daily Brisbane XPT: daily Canberra Xplorer: 3 round trips per day Melbourne XPT: 2 round trips per day Griffith Xplorer: 2 round trip per week Central West XPT (to Dubbo): daily Outback Xplorer (to Broken Hill): 1 round trip per week Armidale Xplorer: daily Moree Xplorer: daily V/Line, a Victorian government-owned not-for-profit statutory corporation, operates both regional and long-distance services along the Victorian regional network. V/Line operates eight long-distance services from Melbourne: Warrnambool line: 5 round trips per weekday, 3 round trips per Sat/Sun Ararat line: 5 round trips per weekday, 3 round trips per Sat/Sun Maryborough line: 2 round trips per day Swan Hill line: 2 round trips per day Echuca line: 3 round trips per weekday, 2 round trips per Sat/Sun Shepparton line: 5 round trips per weekday, 3 round trips per Sat/Sun Albury line: 3 round trips per day Bairnsdale line: 3 round trips per Mon–Sat, 2 round trips to Bairnsdale and 1 round trip to Sale per Sun Queensland Rail, a state entity, operates several passenger lines under its train subsidiary. Five routes target the domestic market: Spirit of Queensland (Brisbane–Cairns): 3 round trips per week Electric Tilt Train (Brisbane–Rockhampton): 12 round trips per week Spirit of the Outback (Brisbane–Longreach): 2 round trips per week The Westlander (Brisbane–Charleville): 2 round trips per week The Inlander (Townsville–Mount Isa): 2 round trips per week An additional three Queensland Rail routes are aimed at providing tourist services: The Savannahlander (Cairns–Forsayth): 1 round trip per week (operated under private contract) The Gulflander (Normanton–Croydon): 1 round trip per week Kuranda Scenic Railway (Cairns–Kuranda): daily The Public Transport Authority, a government agency of Western Australia, operates various buses and four long-distance rail routes through its Transwa subsidiary. All routes originate from Perth: The Prospector: (Perth-Kalgoorlie) 9 round trips per week AvonLink: (Perth (Midland)–Northam) 1 round trip per day MerredinLink: (Perth–Merredin) 3 round trips