 The number of cross border railways expanded with the passing of the 1922 Border Railways Act , with the Benalla – Yarrawonga branch line extended to Oaklands in 1938 , both lines meeting standard gauge lines that were subsequently closed . Victorian Railways commenced construction of a railway from Robinvale to Koorakee and Lette in New South Wales in 1924 ( the Lette railway line ) , but this railway was never completed . The Murray River bridge between Robinvale and Euston was instead converted to a road bridge , which will be demolished when the new road bridge currently under construction is completed . The Stony Crossing railway line was built from Kerang to Murrabit in 1924 and Stony Crossing ( originally called Poonboon ) in 1928 under an agreement with New South Wales . No passenger services were carried on the section beyond Murrabit after 1932 and it was closed about 1943 . 
