On Queen’s Day, NSW celebrates its big day on Monday, June 13, 2022. See which companies are open at what times during the long weekend.
It’s always a sentimental milestone when the clock strikes midnight on that special day: your birthday. So imagine what it must feel like for the longest reigning queen.
For many Australians it will be a day of sincerity and devotion to the Crown, for others it could just be a much needed Monday off.
Whether you’re braving Sydney’s airports traveling to see loved ones, or having a beer at home in the name of Her Royal Majesty – a robust 96 years and counting.
Here are some helpful companies to know that they are open, along with their trading hours during this long weekend.
Closed:
Service NSW – All NSW service centers are closed for Queen’s Day.
Australia Post – All Australia Post offices are closed for Queen’s Day.
Open:
Kmart – All stores are open, click on the link to find the opening times of the local store. Typically, Kmart operates between 8 a.m. and 10 p.m.
Bunnings – All shops are open, click on the link to find the opening times of the local shop. On Mondays, it operates between 7am and 7pm.
Big W – All stores are open on Mondays from 9am-5pm. Trading hours of local shops can be found here.
Woolworths – All shops are open, click on the link to find local shop opening times. Woolies usually operates between 7am and 10pm.
Coles – All shops are open, click on the link to find the opening times of the local shop. Coles generally works on weekends/holidays between 7am and 10pm.
Aldi – All stores are open, click on the link to see the opening times of the local store. Usually Aldi works between 8.30 am and 8 pm.
Target – All stores are open, click the link to find the local store’s hours of operation. Typically, on holidays, Target operates between 9am and 6pm.
Pharmacy Warehouse – All stores are open with modified times from 8am to 10pm. Click the link for local stores near you.
Originally published as Queen’s Birthday: What will and will not open
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