Shopping in Melbourne
Mar 1st 2006, 3:15 pm
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Shopping in Melbourne
Hi friends,
Just wondering if you let me know some shopping centers for daily and weekly shoppings (with all relevant quality factors you know!).
*For daily and weekly pls! not interested in tourist attracting centers!
Tnx
Just wondering if you let me know some shopping centers for daily and weekly shoppings (with all relevant quality factors you know!).
*For daily and weekly pls! not interested in tourist attracting centers!
Tnx
Mar 1st 2006, 5:30 pm
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Re: Shopping in Melbourne
Originally Posted by Barbitana
Hi friends,
Just wondering if you let me know some shopping centers for daily and weekly shoppings (with all relevant quality factors you know!).
*For daily and weekly pls! not interested in tourist attracting centers!
Tnx
Just wondering if you let me know some shopping centers for daily and weekly shoppings (with all relevant quality factors you know!).
*For daily and weekly pls! not interested in tourist attracting centers!
Tnx
The only place I know by name is Chadstone which is east of the city, which is a 400 shop shopping mall (in Chadstone of course) I was there last week, and they have EVERYTHING.
When OZ wakes up, they can give you some more help.
Mar 1st 2006, 5:34 pm
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Re: Shopping in Melbourne
Theres a nice little milk bar down the end of my road. 
Mar 1st 2006, 6:43 pm
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Re: Shopping in Melbourne
Box Hill; plenty of stuff there. 
Mar 1st 2006, 6:43 pm
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Re: Shopping in Melbourne
Melbourne is full of Malls, depends where you live! Eastern suburbs have Chandstone, Knox City, Doncaster, Forest Hill (smaller)....
Mar 2nd 2006, 4:06 am
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Re: Shopping in Melbourne
Hi folks,
Thanks all replying!
Sorry I forgot it! some malls around Brunswick pls!
ps. We've yet to get there but we're just trying to find a house in Brunswick which is close to our work and study places (any advice?!).
Tnx
Thanks all replying!
Sorry I forgot it! some malls around Brunswick pls!
ps. We've yet to get there but we're just trying to find a house in Brunswick which is close to our work and study places (any advice?!).
Tnx
Mar 2nd 2006, 4:31 am
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Re: Shopping in Melbourne
Originally Posted by Barbitana
Hi folks,
Thanks all replying!
Sorry I forgot it! some malls around Brunswick pls!
ps. We've yet to get there but we're just trying to find a house in Brunswick which is close to our work and study places (any advice?!).
Tnx
Thanks all replying!
Sorry I forgot it! some malls around Brunswick pls!
ps. We've yet to get there but we're just trying to find a house in Brunswick which is close to our work and study places (any advice?!).
Tnx
We went recently to a big shopping centre in Southlands, has coles, myers, kmart, Big W, Safeways and loads of other shops as well.
Hope this helps
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Mar 2nd 2006, 7:13 am
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Re: Shopping in Melbourne
Southlands my local but I now go to Prahan for the market and Aldi.
Brunswick would be Northlands or Highpoint but I'd stay away from Northlands at the moment until the legionaires scare has gone away.
You can also go into the city. Vic markets which is just down Sydney Road and past Melbourne Uni and Royal Melbourne Hospital (for some landmarks) and slightly north of the city is the best bet for fresh fruit and veg and meat and fish, but don't do what we did first and buy all you meat from one butcher, without checking the eating quality first.
Good luck with all the road closures during the Commonwealth games.
Also, there is a Safeways and a Big W at the relatively Queen Vic centre on Lonsdale Street and they so 2 hours free parking if you spend over $60.
As to finding somewhere to live, check out domain.com.au It's one of the better websites and it can then link you into some of the agents websites.
Sass
Brunswick would be Northlands or Highpoint but I'd stay away from Northlands at the moment until the legionaires scare has gone away.
You can also go into the city. Vic markets which is just down Sydney Road and past Melbourne Uni and Royal Melbourne Hospital (for some landmarks) and slightly north of the city is the best bet for fresh fruit and veg and meat and fish, but don't do what we did first and buy all you meat from one butcher, without checking the eating quality first.
Good luck with all the road closures during the Commonwealth games.
Also, there is a Safeways and a Big W at the relatively Queen Vic centre on Lonsdale Street and they so 2 hours free parking if you spend over $60.
As to finding somewhere to live, check out domain.com.au It's one of the better websites and it can then link you into some of the agents websites.
Sass
Originally Posted by Barbitana
Hi folks,
Thanks all replying!
Sorry I forgot it! some malls around Brunswick pls!
ps. We've yet to get there but we're just trying to find a house in Brunswick which is close to our work and study places (any advice?!).
Tnx
Thanks all replying!
Sorry I forgot it! some malls around Brunswick pls!
ps. We've yet to get there but we're just trying to find a house in Brunswick which is close to our work and study places (any advice?!).
Tnx
