Riverlink Shopping Centre
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Riverlink is a shopping centre currently being constructed in the northern area of the CBD of Ipswich, Queensland, Australia. Its expected completion date was recently published as being April 5, 2007.[1]
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[edit] Riverlink Under Development
After months of planning and discussion the Ipswich City Council proposed a development known as the Riverheart Precinct which would turn the Bremer River, which runs through Ipswich, into the focal point of the city.
On the Southern banks of the Riverheart Precinct are the parklands, riverside broadwalk and unique light and water displays.[2] On the northern bank of the river is the Riverlink Shopping Centre.
The land occupied by the Riverlink development had previously been untouchable, belonging to the public owning of the railway depot and the former gasworks site. An extensive clean up had to be conducted before any construction on the new 52,000m2 shopping centre could begin.
There has been strong interest in turning the old railway bridge which links the northern and southern banks of the Bremer River into a pedestrian bridge, in order to link the new shopping centre with the current mall. However, at this stage no formalised plans have been announced.
[edit] Features of Riverlink
- Anchored by 7 major and 'mini-major' stores
- Over 100 other specialty stores
- Floor space of 52,000m2
- Approximately 2,000 car spaces
Ipswich Queensland Times. CBD traders test Bremer banks. Retrieved on March 4, 2007.
[edit] Stores in Riverlink
Riverlink is divided by a train line into two areas, Riverlink West and the smaller Riverlink East.
[edit] Riverlink West
[edit] Major Stores
[edit] Mini-Major Stores
- Best and Less
- Jadin Chemist
- JB Hi-Fi
[edit] Specialty Stores
- A Gift Affair
- Amies
- Angus & Robertson
- Butterfly Silver
- BWS
- Cosmetic Plus
- Dick Smith Electronics
- Flight Centre
- Goldmark
- Homeart
- Laubman & Pank
- Michael Hill
- Mister Minit
- New Look Eyewear
- Newsagent
- Payless Shoes
- Pets Paradise
- Pillow Talk
- Spendless Shoes
- Tabaconnist
- Vitality Health
- Wallace Bishop
- Zelows
[edit] Auto Care
- Kmart Tyre and Auto
[edit] Fashion
- Ally Fashion
- Autograph
- Chaps Menswear
- City Beach
- Crossroads
- Dirty Dog
- eQUIP
- Fashion Fair
- Fletcher Jones
- Jay Jays
- Just Jeans
- Lowes
- Miller's
- Pumpkin Patch
- Rockmans
- Sisco
- Sports Co
- Supré
- Valley Girl
[edit] Fresh Food
- Baker's Delight
- Juice Bar
- Lenard's
[edit] Games and Communication
- 3
- All Phones
- Crazy John's
- EB Games
- Fone Zone
- Telstra
- Vodafone
[edit] Hair and Beauty
- Ella Bache
- Hairhouse Warehouse
- Just Cuts
- Katrina's Beauty
- Nature's Nails
- Riverlink Gentleman's Barbar
- Stefan
[edit] Food
- Asian Gourmet
- Donut King
- Gloria Jeans
- Go Sushi
- Healthy Habits
- KFC
- McDonald's
- Michel's Patisserie
- Muffin Break
- Origin Kebab
- Subway
- The Coffee Club
[edit] Financial
- ANZ Bank
- CUA
- Suncorp
[edit] Riverlink East
[edit] Supermarkets
- Aldi
[edit] Specialty Stores
- Century 21
- Crazy Clark's
- Dollars and Sense
- Heritage Fuji Photos
- Mother's Nature
- Officeworks
- Pet Goods Direct
- Pillow Talk
- Rugs a Million
- Sleepys
- Vast Interior
[edit] Health
- Goodlife Gym
- Medicare
- QLD Hearing
[edit] Fresh Food
- Our Bakery Rules
[edit] Auto Care
"The Queensland Times", Riverlink Project Grows Rapidly, February 7, 2007.
[edit] References
- ^ Ipswich Queensland Times. Riverlink Delayed. Retrieved on February 19, 2007.
- ^ Ipswich City Council. River Heart. Retrieved on January 27, 2007.