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Northgate Shopping Centre

Coordinates: 42°49′55″S 147°16′25″E / 42.83194°S 147.27361°E / -42.83194; 147.27361
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Northgate Shopping Centre
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LocationGlenorchy, Tasmania
Opening date1986
No. of stores and services65
No. of anchor tenants3
No. of floors1
Northgate Main Entrance

Northgate Shopping Centre is the third largest shopping centre in Tasmania. located in Glenorchy approximately 10 kilometres northwest of Hobart. The shopping centre is located on the Main Road within the CBD of Glenorchy with all stores located on the one level and a large undercover carpark situated below the main building.

The centre was opened in November 1986 as a convenience centre anchored by a Coles Supermarket along with 46 speciality stores. The centre has since been refurbished and expanded in October 1995 this included the addition of Target and Best and Less to the centre as major anchor retailers.

There are also approximately 65 other speciality stores.

Northgate Fake shooting 14/7/09

TASMANIA Police has today been inundated with calls about a shooting at Northgate Shopping Centre.

Panicked members of the public flooded the Tasmania Police radio room with calls after falsely believing a police training exercise involving a shooting at Northgate Shopping Centre was real.

Many Tasmanians believed an armed gunman was on the loose this morning after overhearing transmissions on a police radio channel.

But Inspector Robert Bonde has reassured Tasmanians that the radio transmissions were part of a training exercise conducted at the Tasmania Police Academy this morning -- which involved a number of transmissions on the police radio training channel -- and were not connected to any real events.

He said some transmissions were overheard by members of the public who were not aware they related to a training exercise.

This resulted in a number of phone calls by concerned members of the public to the police communications unit.

FAIL TAS POLICE

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