The Temora-Griffith train line has re-opened after floods recently washed away parts of the track.
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Transport for NSW confirmed on Thursday that the line is now up and running again and that repairs have now been made to the line following a washaway near Quandary.
However, temporary speed restrictions remain in place along the stretch of track.
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The news comes just days after the Naradhan-Ungarie line was also closed after a Pacific National grain train became separated from some of its carriages near Naradhan just after midnight on Tuesday morning.
Emergency services raced to the scene, located between Griffith and Lake Cargelligo, and assisted the two drivers.
However, the train has been left stranded until conditions improve and at last report, the line remains closed.
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