Tugun railway station

The station name Tugan, meaning "sea waves" was approved in October 1910.^[1] A request for a good siding was made in July 1912.^[2] Further requests for a platform and station supervision in February 1922. By July 1924, platform had been raised and station master dwelling and office erected.^[3]

At 1am on 18 December 1930, a guard was killed and heavily mutilated while being dragged 20 yards (18 m) after falling under a wagon during shunting operations at the station.^[4][5]

The station was broken into in September 1955.^[6]

In December 1947, a passenger was injured after being dragged while attempting to alight from a train.^[7]