Stations

The Morley-Ellenbrook Line will provide 21km of new rail line from Ellenbrook to Bayswater, connecting to the Perth CBD, and will deliver five new stations, as well as planning for the areas around the stations.

The Morley, Noranda, Malaga, Whiteman Park and Ellenbrook stations and the future station at Bennett Springs East will give communities more transport choice. The precincts around each station will be planned to provide access to more housing, jobs, community services, tourism and recreation opportunities over the next 30 years.

The Morley-Ellenbrook Line will spur from the existing Midland Line via the Bayswater Connection.

Morley Station is located within the Tonkin Highway median under the Broun Avenue bridge and will connect passengers to the Morley Galleria shopping precinct, surrounding businesses, and the local community through frequent bus services.

The Noongar place name for Morley is Weeip (Wee-ip) and the narrative is ‘a leader, Birdiyia, of the Upper Swan region’.

A concept master plan for the Morley Station Precinct has been completed which sets the long-term vision for planning, development and infrastructure delivery for the area around the station over the next 30 years.

Incorporating feedback from the City of Bayswater, key stakeholders and the community, the Concept Master Plan sets out a vision for an urban village with a vibrant street environment and enhanced connections to Morley Galleria shopping precinct.

Download the Morley Station Precinct Concept Master Plan.

Read more about the station and precinct on the Morley Station fact sheet and the precinct fact sheet.

Noranda Station is located at Tonkin Highway and Benara Road and will deliver a reliable and efficient transport service for local and surrounding communities. 

Future planning for the precinct around Noranda Station will be managed by the City of Bayswater.

Read more about the station on the Noranda Station fact sheet.

Malaga Station will provide efficient transport links to the surrounding suburbs and support future growth in the area. The station is located north-east of Tonkin Highway and Marshall Road junction.

Precinct structure planning is underway to guide the long-term planning of future roads, community facilities, schools, public space and land use in the area around the station.

Thank you to those who took part in our community survey last month to help the vision and roadmap for the future area around Malaga Station. You told us that landscaping and green spaces, cycling and walking connections, and diverse business and employment opportunities are what you want to see in the future precinct. This feedback is now being used to help shape the draft precinct structure plan, with more opportunities to provide feedback in 2022.

Read more about the station and precinct on the Malaga Station fact sheet and the precinct fact sheet.

Whiteman Park Station is located alongside Drumpellier Drive, just south of the Whiteman Park entrance. The station will provide transport services and modern facilities to the communities of Henley Brook, Dayton, West Swan and Brabham, including new transport options for visitors to Whiteman Park and the Swan Valley – two of Perth’s premier tourism destinations.

The Noongar place name for Whiteman Park is Wirrinup (Wirrin-up) and the narrative is ‘a place with strong spiritual presence situated here’.

A concept master plan has been completed to set the long-term vision for the area around the station. This plan will support growth in the area over 30 years and sets the high-level road map for the urban development east of Whiteman Park Station and recreational and tourism areas to the west in keeping with Whiteman Park’s values.

Download the Whiteman Park Station Precinct Concept Master Plan.

Read more about the station and precinct on the Whiteman Park Station fact sheet and the precinct fact sheet.

With a potential future station planned for Bennett Springs East, there is an opportunity to urbanise the surrounding area with complementary transport, housing, and recreation choices within the station precinct.

To support this change, precinct structure planning is currently underway to establish the long-term planning framework that will guide the future development of local roads, housing density, zoning and locations for community facilities such as schools, shops and public space.