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Launceston, TAS
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12 years ago
Kmart have really upped their game in recent years, with much more fashionable items. Beware of their glass tables though, I had one explode on me. read more
15 Racecourse Cres
Launceston Tasmania 7250
Australia
(03) 6345 0000
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http://www.kmart.com.au
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What time does Kmart open?
Kmart is open 24 hours on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
What time does Kmart close?
Mon-Sun Open 24 hours
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Yes, Kmart has parking options.
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Don't be expecting the same range of designers and offerings as its big city counterparts, but this…read moreis still a pretty decent Myer for a regional centre. No shopping outing in Launie is really complete without a trip to Myer Launceston. Great homewares and electrical departments. Cosmetics also good (but I wish they had Mac to brighten things up a tad). Clothing-wise, you'll be able to get all the staples, but maybe not that 'something special.' Shoes can also be a little hit and miss, but worth a shot. Situated conveniently in the Brisbane Street mall.
Not a bad selection for a regional store, great for shopping when they have some sales, any other…read moretime it's a little over priced
Moderately priced store located in the centre of Launceston CBD…read more Great for cheap, nice work clothes.
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Tullocks are thieves, don't buy with them. Expect to get ripped off!!…read more We bought a rug for over 1k, only to be told they couldn't find it...must have been stolen. Promised a full refund but that was 5 weeks ago !!! Multiple phone calls requesting my refund but nothing....despicable service. Next I'm taking this to the media, police and ACCC. WHERE'S MY REFUND?? ENOUGH IS ENOUGH!
amazing customer service and great bargins to be had, some items are even unreserved.read more
I love this brand so it's hard for me to go in without spending at least a little…read moresomething...especially if something's on the clearance rack. Keep in mind stores in Tasmania keep shorter hours than you'll find on the mainland.
A favourite of my mother and mother-in-law (hint hint as to the target audience). Stocks a lovely…read morerange of designer clothing, mainly from European designers, for the stylish mature woman. A place to get your winter fur. Quite expensive. Friendly and attentive service.
More than a News Stand, although the only things I purchased here were 2 newspapers and a notebook…read more I almost purchased a farm-related magazine (I'm from Iowa), but begged off at that last minute. You can also buy a Lotto ticket here, view the souvenirs, and maybe pick out some select grocery items (Providore).
This is a great little retail outlet in a great location. Cocoon stock the T2 tea range, (expensive…read morebut tasty), teapots to compliment, (contemporary and bright) and Aboriginal art that directly support the artists (new? or perhaps I had never noticed it until today). Plus more bits and bobs for gifts or your own home decor. Also, super friendly man behind the counter. Kudos to you sir for your customer service!
A nice wide range of quality menswear here. From gorgeous double breasted pea coats to socks and…read morescarfs! The manager Jan (and all her staff) are super friendly and helpful. Alterations can be sorted out if needed too.
It's a trick!!!! The clothing store is just a front for the BEST SCONES IN TASMANIA. Fresh from the…read moreoven at 10 on the morning This is old school. Really really old school. Old guys who know good service, the lady at the till, the clothing is business causl wear. Not high fashion just older mainstream.
Design Tasmania is a non-profit design center and gallery located in Launceston, Tasmania,…read morededicated to showcasing and championing the island's unique design and craftsmanship. Established in 1976, it serves as a central hub for Tasmanian creative culture, featuring world-class exhibitions, a curated retail store, and an iconic permanent wood collection. I had to sneak away from our tour group (and Gayle) to come here and take a look. There was so much to admire about the wood/furniture collection, plus the pieces in the shop. I came away with a couple outstanding Brad Moss pieces, including this Tiger Myrtle Document Box. It wasn't cheap, but solid craftsmanship rarely is. My only regret is that I didn't have more time.
Stunning hand-crafted timber furniture and artwork by local Tasmanian artists…read more There is an exhibition section and a substantial store where you can purchase anything from jewellery to lamps and bed frames. The work is of the highest quality and beautifully displayed. The scent of the timber and oils are delicious and really add to the experience. Well worth the trip if you are into industrial design and artisanal pieces.
