While he wished to remain anonymous, the passenger said he posted the clip to YouTube in order to shame the woman and highlight the rampant problem of racism on Australian public transport.
"It's going on and it [racism] doesn't look like it's stopping, I think they should put more effort into getting rid of this kind of behaviour in the public transport system," he told news.com.au.
This isn't the first time racism on the Australian public transport network has been caught on camera.
In November last year, French woman Fanny Desaintjores said she feared for her safety when she was threatened with racial taunts by two men and a woman who took issue with her singing in French on a Melbourne bus.
Early this year, ABC News presenter Jeremuy Fernanadez endured 15 minutes of racial abuse on a Sydney bus before being kicked off by the driver, who blamed him for the incident.
Another incident in April saw a woman, originally from the Philippines, endure a racist rant on a busy Melbourne bus.
"Being humiliated in front of a packed [train] full of passengers - it's like your dignity has been removed from you, I'm traumatised by it," she told 3AW radio.
- www.nzherald.co.nz