Railcorp found guilty of discrimination RAILCORP has been ordered to pay $10,000 to Australia's Disability Commissioner for discriminating against visually impaired people by not providing audible announcements. Commissioner Graeme Innes, who is blind, lodged more than 60 complaints in the Federal Magistrates Court about inaudible train announcements on the NSW train network. In court on Friday, Magistrate Kenneth Raphael ruled Railcorp had breached the Disability Discrimination Act because in 18 to 20 per cent of the occasions for which complaints were made by Mr Innes, the network had failed to provide audible announcements. Magistrate Raphael said despite RailCorp's attempts to ensure clear announcements were made, the steps taken were reactive and haphazard rather than proactive and planned.