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Queen's Birthday Trading Hours Monday 5 October 2020 Queen's Birthday Trading Hours Monday 5 October 2020 Retailer Trading Hours Retailer Trading Hours 12 Rounds CLOSED Go Vita 10am - 4pm About Specs CLOSED Godfreys 10am - 4pm Adairs 10am - 4pm Grace Threading 10am - 4pm Aldi 9am - 6pm Grill'd 10.30am - 9pm Ally Fashion 10am - 4pm Guzman Y Gomez CLOSED Angus & Coote 10am - 4pm H&R Block CLOSED ANZ CLOSED Helloworld CLOSED Aussie CLOSED Heritage CLOSED Australia Post CLOSED Hikari Ramen 11am - 2.30pm - 4.30pm - 8pm Bakers Delight 9am - 4pm Hillsong CLOSED Baskin Robbins 10am - 10pm Hogs Breath 11am - 9.30pm BCF 9am - 4pm Jay Jays 10am - 4pm Beach House Bar and Grill 11am - 8.30pm JB Hifi 10am - 5pm Best & Less 10am - 4pm Jeanswest 10am - 4pm Big W 9am - 5pm Just Cuts 10am - 3pm Bombay Bliss 11am - 9.30pm Just Jeans 10am - 4pm Bookface 10am - 4pm Kathmandu 10am - 4pm Boost Juice 9am - 5pm KFC 10am - 4pm Bras N Things 10am - 4pm KFC Drive Thru 9am - 10pm Brazilian Beauty CLOSED Kidstuff 10.30am - 2.30pm Bridgestone Select CLOSED Kitchen 66 CLOSED Brisbane Anti Wrinkle CLOSED Kumon CLOSED Brisbane Skin CLOSED Library CLOSED Bupa CLOSED Lone Star CLOSED BWS 6am - 6.15pm Long Chef 10am - 4pm Chi Health and Beauty 10am - 4pm Lorna Jane CLOSED Cignal 10am - 3pm Lovisa 10am - 4pm City Beach 10am - 4pm Lowes 10am - 4pm City Chic 10am - 4pm Magnifique Salon 9am - 2pm Coles 6am - 7pm McDonalds 9am - 4.30pm Coles Express 9am - 6pm Merlo 8.30am - 2pm Commonwealth Bank CLOSED Miu Tea 10am - 4pm Connor 9.30am - 4.30pm Mr Minit 10am - 4pm Cool Case 10am - 4pm Mr Toys 10am - 4pm Cornerstone CLOSED Mullein Pharmacy CLOSED Cotton On 10am - 4pm My Medical CLOSED Crema Espresso CLOSED MyCar CLOSED Dominos 11am - 10pm Mystique CLOSED Donut King 8am - 5pm NAB CLOSED Dotti 10am - 4pm Nandos 10am - 9pm Dusk 10am - 4pm National Dental Care CLOSED Ease Massage CLOSED Nextra 10am - 4pm Eat Sushi 10.30am -9pm Noni B 10am - 2pm EB Games 10am - 4pm Novo 10am - 3pm Edge Clothing 10am - 4pm Nutrition Warehouse 10am - 4pm Ella Bache CLOSED Ohayo Sushi 10am - 4pm Event Cinema 9.15am - 4pm Ollies place CLOSED Expert Lending CLOSED OPSM 10am - 3pm F45 9.30am - 10.30am + 4.30pm -5.30pm Optus 10am - 4pm First Choice Chiro 9am - 12pm + 1.45pm - 6.30pm Origin Kebab CLOSED First National CLOSED Orion Family Physio CLOSED Flight Centre CLOSED Orion Fruit Market 7am - 5.30pm Forever New 10am - 4pm Orion Hotel 10am - 2am Gelatissimo 10.30am - 9pm Orion Massage 10am - 4pm GJ Walsh CLOSED Orion Nail Bar 10am - 4pm Gloria Jeans 9am - 3pm Peak Thai 11am - 3pm + 5pm - 9pm Retailer Trading Hours Retailer Trading Hours Petbarn 10am - 5pm Stacks Discounts 10am - 4pm Peter McMahon Swim Factory CLOSED Star Carwash 10am - 3pm Petrol Plus 24 hours Stefan Hair CLOSED Portmans 11am - 3pm Strandbags 10am - 4pm Prestige Dance 9am - 1pm + 3pm - 9.30pm Subway 9am - 4pm Price Attack 10am - 4pm Sullivan Nicolaides CLOSED Priceline 10am - 4pm Suncorp Bank CLOSED Priority Health CLOSED Supercheap Auto 9am - 5pm Professionail 10am - 4pm Sushi Hiroba 10am - 4pm Prouds 10am - 4pm Sussan 10.30am - 2.30pm PTC Phone Accessories 10am - 4pm Suzanne Grae CLOSED Puckles 7am - 6pm Sweet Moments 10am - 4pm Pure Indulgence CLOSED Target 9am - 5pm Q&A Nails 10am - 4pm Tarocash 10am - 4pm RACQ CLOSED Techhouse CLOSED Rebel Sports 10am - 3pm Telstra 10am - 4pm Revive 5.30am - 8.15pm The Athletes Foot 10am - 4pm Robins Kitchen 10am - 4pm The Coffee Club 7.30am - 2.30pm Rockmans 10am - 3pm The Outlet 10am - 4pm Rockwear 10am - 4pm The Reject Shop 10am - 4pm Salon Express/Barbershop CLOSED Tina Dental CLOSED San Churro 9.30am - 8.30pm Toast N Roast 10am - 4pm Schnitz 10.30am - 8.30pm Travel Money Oz CLOSED Shaver Shop 10am - 4pm Trilby Misso CLOSED Smartcare CLOSED Trim Time 9am - 5.30pm Smiggle 10am - 4pm Two Butchers CLOSED Soul Origin CLOSED Vodafone CLOSED Specsavers 10am - 4pm Walker Pender CLOSED Spendless Shoes 10am - 4pm Westpac CLOSED Sportsgirl CLOSED Williams 10am - 3pm Spotlight 9am - 5pm Witchery 11am - 4pm Spring field health and fitness Gym open 24/7 (unattended) - Hypoxi closed Woolworths 9am - 6pm Springfield Jewellers CLOSED Zing Pop 10am - 4pm.
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