The Mandurah Line is a suburban railway line in Western Australia, connecting the city of Mandurah to Perth. It is part of the Transperth network and was officially opened in 2007. The line spans approximately 75 kilometers and includes several stations, providing an essential transport link for commuters and travelers in the region. The Mandurah Line features modern trains and facilities, enhancing accessibility for passengers. It serves key areas such as Rockingham and Aubin Grove, making it a vital component of the public transport system. The line supports economic growth and development in the surrounding communities.