Platforms and Services
The station is served by five to six trains per hour each way, with additional trains during weekday peak hours.
| Platform | Line | Stopping Pattern | Notes |
| Western Line | all stations and limited stops services to Central (From the Richmond Branch Line), then on to the ■North Shore Line | one weekday (Cumberland Line) afternoon peak services starts from Quakers Hill | |
| Western Line | all stations services to Schofields, Quakers Hill, Riverstone and Richmond. | one weekday (Cumberland Line) morning peak services continues west to Quakers Hill | |
| Western Line | terminating services, returning as all stations and limited stops services to Central, then on to the ■North Shore Line | ||
| Cumberland Line | terminating services, returning as all stations services to Campbelltown via Parramatta. | ||
| Western Line | all stations and limited stops services to Central, then on to the ■North Shore Line | ||
| Western Line | all stations and limited stops services to Central, then on to the ■North Shore Line | Mainly used during weekday peak hours | |
| Blue Mountains Line | intercity services to Sydney Terminal. | ||
| CountryLink Western | country services to Sydney (1 per day) | ||
| Western Line | all stations services and peak hour limited stops services to St Marys, Penrith and Emu Plains via Penrith. | Mainly used during weekday peak hours | |
| Blue Mountains Line | intercity services to Springwood, Katoomba, Mount Victoria and Lithgow via Katoomba. | ||
| CountryLink Western | country services to Dubbo (1 per day) | ||
| Western Line | all stations services and peak hour limited stops services to St Marys, Penrith and Emu Plains via Penrith. |
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