_{Located in the heart of Sydney’s central business district, Town Hall links commuters from all corners of Sydney, from Hornsby in the north, Parramatta in the west, Liverpool in the south and Bondi Junction in the east. Passengers alight at Town Hall for experiences including shopping in the QVB, Westfield Pitt Street Mall, The Galeries and World Square, as well as visiting bars, restaurants, pubs, the State Theatre and Sydney Tower.}

_{The first train station in Sydney, Central is truly the centre of all railway services in NSW. It connects suburban, intercity and regional rail services, buses, coaches and light rail networks. It is also close to Sydney’s major universities, entertainment quarters such as Surry Hills and Darlinghurst, as well as major retail and shopping hubs.}

_{Located in the culturally diverse CBD of the west, Parramatta Station connects professionals, creatives and tourists to this buzzing commercial area with a developing art and film scene, as well as Westfield mall, trendy bars and Church Street’s global eateries.}

_{Just 6kms east of Sydney’s centre, Bondi Junction is a bustling shopping and transport hub and home to one of Sydney’s most iconic Westfield retail destinations. It is also the key station for commuters located in the eastern suburbs of Sydney, a desirable and affluent area, and travellers wanting to reach the world-famous Bondi Beach.}

_{Located on the affluent North Shore, North Sydney is another of Sydney’s commercial districts, as well as a thoroughfare for education, retail and residential passengers, traversing across the Sydney Harbour Bridge.}

_{This station serves Sydney’s high-end Macquarie Street commercial and financial district, as well as Pitt Street's retail zone. Located on the Eastern Suburbs line, it sees passengers coming in and out of the city from the affluent east.}

_{Wynyard Station is in the north-west precinct of the CBD, sitting amongst the business and financial district of the city. Wynyard is the gateway for the Northern Suburbs entering the city, linking with Barangaroo and landmarks including the Sydney Opera House, Circular Quay and Botanic Gardens.}