Platforms and Service
The station is served by eleven to sixteen trains per hour each way, with additional trains during weekday peak hours.
| Platform | Line | Stopping Pattern | Notes |
| Olympic Park Line | Shuttle all stations services to Olympic Park | ||
| Carlingford Line | Express service stopping Strathfield, Redfern, Central. | One service per weekday. | |
| Western Line | All stations and limited stops services to Central, then on to the ■North Shore Line. | Mainly used during weekday peak hours. | |
| Western Line | All stations and limited stops services to Blacktown, Quakers Hill, Schofields, Riverstone, Richmond, St Marys, Penrith and Emu Plains via Parramatta | Mainly used during weekday peak hours. | |
| Western Line | All stations and limited stops services to Central, then on to the ■North Shore Line. | ||
| South Line | All stations and limited stop services to Central and the City Circle. | ||
| Inner West Line | All stations services to Central and the City Circle. | ||
| Western Line | All stations and limited stops services to Blacktown, Quakers Hill, Schofields, Riverstone, Richmond, St Marys, Penrith and Emu Plains via Parramatta. | ||
| South Line | All stations and limited stops services to Glenfield and Campbelltown via Granville. | ||
| Inner West Line | All stations services to Cabramatta and Liverpool via Regents Park. | ||
| Bankstown Line | All stations and limited stops services to Central and the City Circle via Bankstown and Sydenham. | ||
| Bankstown Line | Terminating services, all stations and limited stops services to Central and the City Circle via Bankstown and Sydenham. | Very few services currently use this platform. |
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