John, which version have you been reading? A quick search provided this....... 
 It is one of the oldest websites in Australia and easily the largest (and oldest) online rail community in Australia. 

 and provides free or reduced-cost internet services to not-for-profit railway organisations and preservation group 
 Railpage is the largest railway-oriented web-sites in Australia[citation needed] and was among the first 100 web sites to be hosted in Australia[2]. 
 Railpage enjoys a long history of use as a reference source for railway information in Australia, in particular with the Federal and State governments. 
 Railpage, through its hosting partner Digital River, continues to provide free or reduced-cost web hosting to a number of railway and heritage oriented societies in Australia. 
 The Railpage codebase is the collaborative work of a number of users. Early code contributors were David Bromage (dbromage) and Brian Evans (bevans), who were later joined by James Morgan (webslave), Michael Greenhill (michaelgreenhill), Lionel Camilleri (loco), James Holt (jholt), and Phil Hawthorne (philbert). All site staff are volunteers who undertake all management and development taks including server configuration and maintenence (as the site is self-hosted).  

 I don't think a large multinational fast food chain would get an article up here without dispute if it were written in the same manner