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The NSW Government is introducing a new train timetable from November 15.
It says the "the overwhelming majority of passengers will benefit from more frequent and reliable
services" but notes some journeys will change, including different departure times, stopping patterns, journey
times and interchange arrangements.

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00:00From the 15th of November, there'll be more frequent services, better connections and more reliable journeys across the T4, South
00:08Coast and T8 lines.
00:12On the T4, most passengers will have a train every seven and a half minutes during peak periods, with more
00:19services on weekends and later at night.
00:22St. Peter's and Erskineville will join the T4 line, connecting the eastern suburbs and inner west.
00:28All T4 services will stop at Sydenham, making it easier to connect with Sydney Metro.
00:35On the South Coast line, peak services will run every 15 minutes between Wollongong and Sydney CPD, with off-peak
00:43services every 30 minutes.
00:45There'll also be more frequent all-stop services between Wollongong and Thoreau.
00:50South Coast line services will terminate at Central, where passengers can connect with Metro and other Sydney Trains services.
00:59The T8 will become the T8 Sydney Airport and South West line, with a simpler timetable and all peak services
01:06operating through the airport tunnel.
01:09There'll be up to 16 trains an hour at growing suburbs, including Green Square and Mascot.
01:15And at Woolleye Creek, you can interchange to the T4 for Sydenham, St. Peter's, Erskineville and Redfern.
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