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Westfield Liverpool is located in Sydney's South Western mini CBD of Liverpool. The centre has recently been dramatically expanded with dramatic architecture throughout. The centre features a 2 floor Myer, Target, a new Big W, a new Coles, Woolworths, Toys 'R' Us, Best and Less, Greater Union 12 screen cinemas, The Reject Shop and over 360 stores. The centre is the largest centre in Sydney's South West other than Macarthur Square which is in Campbelltown.

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Westfield Liverpool homepage

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