List of Westfield shopping centres in Australia facts for kids

Scentre Group is an Australian-based and owned company that owns shopping centres in Australia and New Zealand under the Westfield brand, a brand shared internationally with Westfield Corporation.

As the Westfield brand was founded in Australia, they have an extensive presence in the Australian retail management industry.

List of Westfield shopping centres in Australia

Australian Capital Territory

• Belconnen
• Woden

New South Wales

• Bondi Junction
• Burwood
• Chatswood
• Eastgardens
• Hornsby
• Hurstville
• Kotara
• Liverpool
• Miranda
• Mount Druitt
• Parramatta
• Penrith
• Sydney
• Tuggerah
• Warringah Mall

Former Centres in New South Wales

• Eastwood (1964-1994, now Eastwood Village)
• Centrepoint (2001-2010, now Westfield Sydney)
• Figtree (1965-2015, now owned by subsidiary of The Blackstone Group)
• North Rocks (1982-2015, now owned by Challenger Group)
• Warrawong (1985-2015, now owned by subsidiary of The Blackstone Group)

Victoria

• Airport West
• Doncaster
• Fountain Gate
• Knox
• Geelong
• Plenty Valley
• Southland
• Casey Central Shopping Centre in Narre Warren. The Westfield Group obtained 50% joint ownership with AMP in October 2006 for A$51 million

Queensland

• Carindale
• Chermside
• Garden City (Upper Mount Gravatt)
• Helensvale Town Centre
• North Lakes (Mango Hill)

Former Centres in Queensland

• Indooroopilly Shopping Centre (1970–2000, now owned by Eureka Funds Management)
• Toombul Shopping Centre (1967–2003, now owned by Vicinity Centres)
• Strathpine (1983-2015, now owned by subsidiary of The Blackstone Group)

South Australia

• Marion (Oaklands Park)
• Tea Tree Plaza (Modbury)
• West Lakes

Western Australia

• Carousel (Cannington)
• Innaloo
• Whitford City (Hillarys)
• Innaloo Megacentre, (smaller than main Innaloo centre, is over the road & trading as Innaloo Megacentre. Owned by Carousel Westfield Shoppingtown)