Wyong railway station [NSW, Australia] - Wikipedia Entries on Waymarking.com

While this Station opened in August 1887, it wasn't until the 1980's that the line became electrified. The western [side] Platform has easy access from the Pacific Highway side, while the Island Platform has disabled access via a set of lifts, and an overpass footbridge, opened in 1993.

Not nearly enough commuter parking, if you are wanting to catch a train - rather than just picking someone up. Apart from the commuter services to Newcastle, and Gosford/Sydney, it also services the XPT long distance services from Sydney to Armidale, and Brisbane.

The Wyong Railway Station is:

Owned by: RailCorp
Operated by: NSW TrainLink
Opened in: 15 August, 1887
Platforms: 3; 1 Island, 1 Side
Tracks: 3
Line: Main Northern
Distance: 101 km
Electrified: Since 1980
Taxis: Yes
Local Bus Services: Yes

Wikipedia Page: (visit link)
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NSWRail Webpage: (visit link)

Interestingly, the NSW Rail Website has a mention of a 75' Turntable (Manual) - unknown Status!

Visited: 0020, Sunday, 25 December, 2016

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