New Boronia Station Design
The Victorian Government has released the final design plans for the new Boronia Station, signalling the next step in a long-discussed upgrade to one of Knox’s busiest transport hubs. The project aims to improve accessibility, enhance safety, and create a more welcoming public space in the heart of the town centre. However, the changes also raise key questions for locals. Does the design suit Boronia’s character? Will it improve daily travel and pedestrian flow? And will it genuinely revitalise the surrounding precinct?
What the Final Design Includes
The new plans show:
These updates aim to support smoother travel and encourage more community use.
Yet, residents may still wonder whether the design meaningfully addresses traffic pressure around Dorset Road and Boronia Junction.
Community Consultation Sessions
Locals can speak directly with the project team and view the designs in person at these upcoming pop-ups:
Location | Date | Time |
Boronia Station | Wednesday 12 November | 6.30am – 8.30am |
Boronia Junction | Saturday 15 November | 9am – 11.30am |
Boronia Coles | Thursday 20 November | 1.30pm – 3.30pm |
These sessions provide an opportunity to ask questions, raise concerns, or offer support.
Your Voice Matters
Since Boronia Station sits at the centre of your community, your feedback is immensely valuable.
Do the designs reflect Boronia’s identity?
Will they make the station safer and easier to use?
How well do the plans address ongoing congestion around the precinct?
You can share your thoughts online or in person.
More details are available at: bigbuild.vic.gov.au, under Boronia Station final designs.