Editing First class travel (section)

===Australia===
Australia has internal rail operations in each of its states, excluding [[Tasmania]], normally run by the State Government but in some cases is run by private operators. In each state, first class travel differs.

*[[NSW TrainLink]] ([[New South Wales]])
First-class travel on TrainLink comes in two forms. On [[New South Wales Xplorer|Xplorer]] and [[New South Wales XPT|XPT]] trains, first-class seating is offered which include an increased legroom and seating recline over economy-class seating. On some XPT trains, first-class sleeping compartments can also be found. On day services these accommodate three people per compartment, and by night they carry two people with bunk-style accommodation.

*[[Queensland Rail]] ([[Queensland]])
Queensland Rail offer first-class travel on many of their Traveltrain services, along with business class on their Tilt Train Services. Queensland Rail Traveltrain first class carriages provided private cabins in either [[roomette]] (single room) or [[twinette]] (double room) cabins.

*[[V/Line]] ([[Victoria (Australia)|Victoria]])
First-class accommodation on V/Line is a 2×2 seating arrangement, with extra legroom and recline, only available on [[N type carriage|certain locomotive-hauled services]].<ref>{{cite web
|url=http://www.vline.com.au/fares-and-tickets/tickets/firstclass.html
|title=V/Line ~ First Class
|publisher=www.vline.com.au
|access-date=2012-03-30
}}</ref>

*[[Journey Beyond]] ([[New South Wales]], [[Victoria (Australia)|Victoria]], [[South Australia]], [[Northern Territory]] and [[Western Australia]])
This railway privately operates the tourist-oriented ''[[The Overland]]'', ''[[Indian Pacific]]'', and ''[[The Ghan]]'' services. The first class travel on these trains are branded as Platinum Service (on the ''Indian Pacific'' and ''The Ghan'') with roomette, twinette and deluxe cabins; or Red Premium Service (on ''The Overland'') with 2x1 seating, extra legroom, and more recline than the Red Service seating.