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Stations

Early design work for the stations and related infrastructure has been shaped by stakeholder and community feedback.

Carlisle Station

Carlisle Station will be rebuilt closer to the Mint-Archer Street precinct with a welcoming forecourt as part of the elevated rail solution to remove the Mint Street level crossing.

The new station will provide improved pedestrian connections and passenger facilities, including longer platforms.

The Noongar place name for Carlisle Station is Djoorolup and the narrative is ‘Place of the Jarrah trees’.

Read more about the new Carlisle Station.

Oats Street Station

Oats Street Station will be rebuilt as an elevated station with entrances at both ends to better connect to the surrounding area.

This new station will have additional passenger facilities, including longer platforms, and improved bus connectivity. It may be moved slightly closer to Welshpool Road to provide an attractive alternative option to service the Welshpool area, with the closure of Welshpool Station.

The Noongar place name for Oats Street Station is Mundee and the narrative is ‘Leader of the Djooral Kalla clan’.

Read more about the new Oats Street Station.

Queens Park Station

The new elevated Queens Park Station will be rebuilt closer to Hamilton Street with a welcoming forecourt as part of the elevated rail solution whilst removing the level crossings at Hamilton and Wharf streets.

The Noongar place name for Queens Park Station is Boree Boree and the narrative is ‘The large flat plain and land of Joobaitch’.

Read more about the new Queens Park Station.

Cannington Station

The new elevated Cannington Station and bus interchange will modernise facilities, increase capacity and create new public open spaces for the community.

The Noongar place name for Cannington Station is Karakaliny and the narrative is ‘Place of the red cockatoo’.

Read more about the new Cannington Station.

Beckenham Station

The new elevated Beckenham Station will be built to one side of William Street minimising the ground level footprint and improving passenger experience through functional design and modern amenities, while also catering for future growth.

The Noongar place name for Beckenham Station is Djarlgarra and the narrative is ‘Place of abundance (Canning River)’.