(52.8 km from Wulkuraka)
The name is derived from an aboriginal language meaning stop or pause.

The station is in an isolated location. The primary purpose of the station was to provide a siding where two trans could pass each other.

• 1939,40 – Commissioners Minute 27.11.39 approved a staff station.
• Station opened on 29th May 1940 with a station mistress in residence.
• 1950 – Gate, crossing loop, railway phone, shelter, no siding.
• 1963 – The station mistress was withdrawn on 16th September 1963 and it then became a totally unattended station.
• 1967 – Up and Down Yarraman rail motors were timetabled to meet here and change crew prior to the services being withdrawn in January 1967.
• 1968 – The distant signals were replaced with reflectorized beacons in 1968.
• 1975 – It was closed as a crossing loop in 1975.

Credit notes to Mark Linnett ( Rail Trails Australia) Mike Quirk and John Kerr ,

Photos credit : Pending.