Project
New Midland Station New station
Midland
Overview
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Rail
Project type -
$239 million
Total budget -
Complete
Project phase -
METRONET
Lead agency
The New Midland Station is officially open, marking a new chapter for communities in Perth’s east.
Located closer to the heart of the Midland town centre and the St John of God Midland Hospital, the new station strengthens public transport connections across the metropolitan area.
The project has also delivered a scope of upgrades, including a twelve-stand bus interchange and new carpark with around 800 bays. Finishing works are underway.
For detailed project information, visit METRONET.
Benefits
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Improved access to the station and surrounding area. -
Increased safety and efficiency for road and shared path users.
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Shared path connection to the existing network.
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Improved connections to Midland Gate Shopping Centre and Midland Health Campus.
Gallery
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Video: Reshaping WA Report (Feb 2026). The New Midland Station is now open.
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The New Midland Station is officially open.
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Public art at Midland Station Bus Interchange.
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Video: Reshaping WA Report (Oct 2025). Works on the METRONET New Midland Station continue.
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New Midland Station has earned a 6 Star Green Star Design Certification from the Green Building Council of Australia.
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Artist's impression of the New Midland Station.
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The new station will improve connections to Midland Gate Shopping Centre and Midland Health Campus.
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Progress on the New Midland Station. This new location will bring the station closer to the town centre.
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Critical progress is happening at the New Midland Station with 13 pre-cast beams, weighing over 40 tonnes each, being installed over the rail corridor.
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Artist impression of Midland Station multi-storey car park, opening on Monday January 20.
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The multi-storey car park next to Midland Station has a bright new façade.
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Works underway on the multi storey carpark at Midland Station
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Artist impression of METRONET's New Midland Station.
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