Bus Routes
| Route Number | Destination / Description | ||
| Stand 1 | |||
| 206 | to Cannington Station via Spencer Road and Langford Avenue | ||
| Stand 2 | |||
| 210, 211, 212 | to Esplanade Busport via Westfield Carousel, Albany Highway and St Georges Terrace | ||
| 908 | Train Replacement Service to Perth | ||
| Stand 3 | |||
| 206 | to Murdoch University via Fraser Road North, Livingston and Murdoch Station | ||
| 207 | to Murdoch University via Nicholson Road, Livingston and Murdoch Station | ||
| 223 | to Thornlie via Towncentre Drive | ||
| Stand 4 | |||
| 210 | to Gosnells Station via Fremantle Road | ||
| 211 | to Gosnells Station via Dorothy Street | ||
| 212 | to Southern River via Forest Lakes Drive, Huntingdale Road, Harpenden Street, Garden Street and Warton Road | ||
| Stand 5 | |||
| 517 | to Murdoch Station via Spencer Road, Balfour Street and Furley Road | ||
| 228 | to Gosnells Station via Maddington Station and Westfield Street | ||
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