The moment Gladys Berejiklian refuses to answer questions about WHY Bunnings is still open during lockdown - as debate erupts over whether the hardware superstore is 'essential'
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NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian ignores questions about Bunnings being open
Bunnings was closed in Victoria last year, except to essential tradespeople
Meanwhile Queensland shoppers have been warned over non-essential buys
'Why is Bunnings open' Sky News' Andrew Clennell asked Ms Berejiklian
The Premier shifted her gaze to another reporter and said: 'Next question'
Premier Gladys Berejiklian has refused to answer questions about why Bunnings warehouses remain open despite the superstore repeatedly popping up on exposure site lists.
The NSW Premier was grilled by Sky News' Andrew Clennell at her daily press update on Wednesday after reporting 233 new cases of the virus overnight, including 47 infectious in the community.
Clennell asked Ms Berejiklian why a range of shops including the Reject Shop and Bunnings keep popping up on the state's list of exposure sites when essential retail is meant to be closed
Why aren't some of these businesses shut? Why are people still travelling to work?
'Can't you go harder with this lockdown because what you are doing at the moment haven't reducing the numbers?'
The Premier claimed NSW's lockdown rules were 'some of the harshest' the nation had seen, but admitted 'non-critical retail' such as the Reject Shop should be closed.
'Why is Bunnings open?' Clennell asked, before incorrectly stating the warehouses are shut in Queensland.
The Premier turned her gaze away from the reporter and said 'next question', ignoring his attempts at a follow-up.
Ms Berejiklian's dodge - to a journalist she regularly jousts with - sparked uproar on social media given the store often appears on exposure site lists.
Business journalist and commentator Janine Perrett tweeted: 'Poor form. Berejiklian is asked a very valid question as to why so many Bunnings are turning up on exposure sites and still open to public and she simply refuses to answer.
Under Victoria's Stage Four lockdown restrictions, Bunnings was closed except to tradespeople seeking items for essential or emergency repair work.
Likewise, most big box stores, including Kmart, were closed in Melbourne except for click-and-collect purchases - a measure which NSW hasn't adopted.
One Twitter user suggested Victoria's approach to Bunnings was a model for NSW. 'It's not rocket science.
'People can do click and collect so it's not a 'lockdown' more an alternative opening, plus (it) stops a lot of unnecessary purchasing.'
Others disagreed - arguing it was 'generally a pretty low risk environment' with 'massive air space'.
'Better to have people doing repairs at home than out and about especially as the lockdown drags on. I think the implication of the question was about having favourites'.
Clennell later asked NSW chief health officer Dr Kerry Chant if she had advised Bunnings should remain open, or whether Ms Berejiklian had made a political call to do so .
Dr Chant responded by saying large stores weren't driving transmission of the highly infectious Delta variant in NSW.
'I've got to say, in terms of large supermarkets or large spaces - are not actually driving transmission.
'As I've indicated before, occasionally we've had a handful of transmission events in supermarkets.
'But I can't stress enough that every time you are out and about, please do your part by minimising the number of stores you enter'.
Dr Chant said NSW is under one of the most tight lockdowns 'we've ever had'.
Mobility data shows movements in Sydney are down to the levels Melbourne had during its long 2020 lockdown, she added.
Dr Chant meanwhile put the state's Hunter and Newcastle region - more than 100km away from Sydney - on alert after fragments of Covid-19 were found in sewage testing.
She said the virus had been detected at three sewerage plants which serve about 225,800 residents and called for higher rates of testing across Newcastle and Lake Macquarie.
Ms Berejiklian meanwhile called for NSW residents of all ages to get vaccinated a day after flagging Sydney could start opening up from lockdown in stages once six million jabs are in arms across NSW.
'We can't stress how important it is to come forward and get vaccinated. If you are vaccinated you are staying out of hospital, staying out of the ICU and helping to reduce the spread of the virus.'
Two-thirds of all of NSW's cases during the latest outbreak are under 40-years-old, the state's health minister Brad Hazzard said.
'We’re very lucky to have a vaccine - lucky to have a number of vaccines - so my strong encouragement to young people, to older people, is: go and get it,' he said.
The cluster of cases that began in Sydney's eastern suburbs on June 16 has now reached 4,063 cases and Ms Berejiklian again warned the outbreak would get worse before it gets better.
'I'm not going to rule out case numbers won't get worse - I actually think they will get worse,' she said.
'If you look at the number infectious in the community, it indicates that perhaps we haven't reached our peak.'
'We are dealing with one of the most challenging times we have ever experienced as a nation,' she said after a record 174 venues were added to NSW's spiralling list of coronavirus exposure sites overnight.
She called for Sydneysiders to more strictly follow the rules of the Harbour City's stay-at-home orders and revealed authorities were still finding cases where residents were flouting lockdown rules or not self-isolating properly.
She said the bulk of transmission in Sydney was still being found in the city's households and workplaces.
'The numbers are going up because we have a high number of people still infectious in the community,' Dr Chant said.
'We are still having people who are still not isolating. We are still seeing people visiting their families.'
She asked the city's five million locked-down residents 'to do their bit' by further limiting how often they leave their home.
'If you can go shopping once every three days - if you are able to do that - then please do,' she said. 'This is not the time for going into five or six shops.'
More than two thirds of the new cases were found in Sydney's west and south-west, where health officials recorded 153 infections in the 24 hours to 8pm on Wednesday.
The 174 new exposure sites announced overnight are spread across 80 suburbs and include 20 Woolworths supermarkets, three Bunnings, five Coles and a host of cafes, pharmacists and grocery stores.
The worst-hit area is Cabramatta with a whopping 14 sites, including a range of financial branches such as ANZ, a Commonwealth Bank branch and ATM, Westpac, Captain Cash Loans, Hai Ha Money Transfer and Western Union.
Customers who shopped at any of the venues listed have been told to isolate until a negative test is received.
Everyday Happy Shoes is also on the list, as well as New Good Luck Butchery, Phuong Thao Fruit Ang Vegetable, Sharetea Cabramatta, Viet Hoa Seafoods and Woolworths Cabramatta which is listed between July 21 and 28.
Bankstown came a close second with 11 exposure sites, including Woolworths at Centro Shopping Centre which is listed 13 times under various dates spanning July 20 to July 31 after infected staff unknowingly worked with the virus.
An Aldi supermarket in Bankstown is also an exposure site, along with a BWS liquor store, a post office, Baby Bunting, three pharmacies, a kebab shop, bakery and a fruit store.
A Woolworths supermarket on Patrick Street was also on the list, along with Good Luck Meat, Daily Bread Shop, Coles and Broaster chicken.
In Campsie, also in Sydney's west, there were ten sites including Chemist Warehouse, Discount Drug Store, Alan Lo Chemist, Canaan Supermarket and Wholesale, Om Sri Stores, The World of Fruit and Woolworths
Pendle Hill recorded ten infection sites, including 7-Eleven on Wentworth Avenue which has exposure five dates spanning from July 14 to 26.
CTC Pendle Hill is also on the list, along with Metro Petroleum, Pendle Hill Fish Market, Halal Meat, Mediadvice Pharmacy, Rajah Supermarket and Woolworths.
Other affected suburbs in the west included Parramatta with seven sites, Casula with five sites, Seven Hills with seven, Doonside with two, Hurstville with three, Quakers Hill with two and Wentworthville with three.
Further east, a person infected with Covid went to Chemist Warehouse on Pitt Street in the Sydney CBD on July 23 between 6.20pm and 6.40pm, and Guzman Y Gomez at Broadway Shopping Centre on July 29 between 8.05pm and 8.15pm.
The outbreak in the city's north appears to be fairly contained, with one site listed in Macquarie Park - an Aldi at the Macquarie Centre between 4pm and 4.30pm on July 24.
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If you have been to this venues at these times, NSW Health advises you should get tested immediately and self-isolate for 14 days regardless of the result.
Campsie: The World of Fruit - Monday July 19, 3pm to 4pm, Tuesday July 20, 6am to 7pm, Wednesday July 21, 5am to 7pm, Thursday July 22, 5am to 7pm, Friday July 23, 5am to 7pm, Saturday July 24, 5am to 7pm, Sunday July 25, 5am to 7pm
If you have been at any of these venues at these times, NSW Health advises you should get tested immediately and self-isolate until you get a negative result.
Banksmeadow: Price and Speed Containers - Friday 23 July 23, 6:45am to 7:00am, 2:55pm to 4:05pm Get tested immediately. Self-isolate until you get a negative result.
Bankstown: Al Baraka Quality Meat - Friday July 23, 12pm to 12:10pm, Monday July 26, 12:01am to 10:15am,Wednesday July 28, 8:35am to 8:55am, Monday July 26, 2:30pm to 1:30pm
Bankstown: Australia Post Bankstown - Thursday July 22, 3:45pm to 4:00pm
Bankstown: BWS Bankstown - Monday July 26, 1:05pm to 1:20pm
Bankstown: Baby Bunting - Monday July 29, 2:00pm to 2:25pm
Bankstown: Chau's Pharmacy - Tuesday July 27, 3:30pm to 3:50pm
Bankstown: Chemist Warehouse Bankstown, Wednesday July 28, 8:40am to 9:00pm
Bankstown: Daily Delicious Bakery Bankstown - Monday July 26, 8:25am to 8:35pm
Bankstown: Fields of Fruit - Sunday July 25, 2:50pm to 3:10pm
Bankstown: Pharmacy 4 Less - Friday July 23, 12:40pm to 12:50pm, Sunday July 25, 7pm to 8pm, Wednesday July 28, 10:45am to 11am
Bankstown: TC Brothers Kebabs and Pizzas - Tuesday July 27, 9:20pm to 9:30pm
Bankstown: Woolworths, Tuesday July 20, 5:30am to 3:30pm, Wednesday July 21, 6am to 3pm, Thursday July 22, 6:30am to 4:30pm, Friday July 23, 12:15pm to 12:40pm, Saturday July 24, 9am to 2pm, Sunday July 25, 8:55am to 9:10pm, Monday July 26, 12:45pm to 1:05pm, Tuesday July 27, 10:45am to 6pm, Wednesday July 28, 10:30am to 3:30pm, Friday July 30, 8am to 7pm, Saturday July 31, 9am to 12:30pm
Bankstown Aerodrome: ALDI Bankstown Airport - Saturday July 31, 10:40am to 11:05am
Bass Hill: A Slice Of the Middle East - Wednesday July 28, 1:15pm to 1:30pm
Bass Hill: Aldi Bass Hill - Monday July 26, 5:45pm to 6:30pm
Bass Hill: Woolworths - Wednesday July 21, 9:05am to 9:30am, Wednesday July 28, 12pm to 1:30pm, Thursday July 29, 1pm to 1:15pm, Friday July 30, 3:30pm to 3:55pm
Belfield: Natures Best Belfield - Saturday July 24, 10am to 10:30am
Berala: Woolworths - Thursday July 22, 8:10pm to 9:25pm, Friday July 30, 2:15pm to 2:30pm
Bexley North: Woolworths Metro - Saturday July 24, 10:05am to 10:10am, 4:05pm to 4:15pm, 8:55pm to 9:05pm, Sunday July 25, 2:50pm to 3pm, Monday July 26, 1:50pm to 1:55pm, 4pm to 4:10pm
Blacktown: Broaster Chicken - Friday July 23, 10:30am to 11am
Blacktown: Coles - Wednesday July 21, 10:20pm to 10:45pm
Blacktown: Daily Bread Shop - Friday July 23, 1:30pm to 1:35pm
Blacktown: Good Luck Meat - Tuesday July 20, 12pm to 12:20pm
Blacktown: Woolworths - Friday July 23, 4:05pm to 4:30pm, Sunday July 25, 9:55am to 10:30am, Monday July 26, 5pm to 5:35pm
Bonnyrigg: Woolworths - Monday July 5, 7:30pm to 8:30pm, Monday July 12, 10am to 10:30am, Sunday July 18, 6pm to 6:45pm, Saturday July 24, 12pm to 12:30pm, Sunday July 25, 2:55pm to 3:05pm, Tuesday July 27, 11:15am to 11:35am, Friday July 30, 4:20pm to 4:40pm
Brookvale: Woolworths - Saturday July 31, 11:35am to 12:05pm
Cabramatta: ANZ Cabramatta - Friday July 30, 9:50am to 10am
Cabramatta: Australia Post Cabramatta - Tuesday July 27, 9:45am to 9:55am
Cabramatta: Captain Cash Loans - Monday July 26, 3:20pm to 3:25pm
Cabramatta: Commonwealth Bank - Monday July 26, 8am to 8:05am
Cabramatta: Commonwealth Bank ATM - Tuesday July 27, All day, Wednesday July 28, 9am to 9:05am
Cabramatta: Everyday Happy Shoes - Monday July 26, 3:15pm to 3:30pm, Tuesday July 27, 11:50am to 12pm
Cabramatta: Hai Ha Money Transfer - Sunday July 25, 9:07am to 9:08am, Wednesday July 28, 1:10pm to 1:15pm
Cabramatta: New Good Luck Butchery - Sunday July 25, 9:40am to 9:50am
Cabramatta: Phuong Thao Fruit And Vegetable - Monday July 26, 5:30am to 5:40am
Cabramatta: Sharetea - Tuesday July 27, 1pm to 1:10pm, Wednesday July 28, 1:45pm to 2pm
Cabramatta: Viet Hoa Seafoods - Sunday July 25, 9:15am to 9:30am, Tuesday July 27, 12:20pm to 12:25pm, Wednesday July 28, 1:15pm to 1:25pm
Cabramatta: Western Union - Wednesday July 28, 1:10pm to 1:15pm
Cabramatta: Westpac Bank - Wednesday July 21, 12:20pm to 12:30pm
Cabramatta: Woolworths - Wednesday July 21, 12:25pm to 12:45pm, Friday July 23, 5:45pm to 6pm, Saturday July 24, 1:30pm to 1:35pm, Sunday July 25, 9:45am to 9:55am, Monday July 26, 8am to 8:30am, Tuesday July 27, 2pm to 2:30pm, Wednesday July 28, 4:10pm to 4:25pm
Campsie: Alan Lo Chemist - Wednesday July 28, 4:30pm to 4:55pm
Campsie: Campsie Discount Drug Store - Wednesday July 28, 6:05pm to 12am
Campsie: Campsie Pharmacy - Thursday July 22, all day, Sunday July 25, All day
Campsie: Canaan Supermarket Campsie - Thursday July 22, 11:45am to 11:40am, Sunday July 25, 1:05pm to 2pm, Tuesday July 27, 10:20am to 10:30am
Campsie: Canaan Wholesale - Sunday July 25, 1pm to 1:05pm, Wednesday July 28, 9:25am to 9:35am, Thursday July 29, 11:40am to 11:50am, 3pm to 3:05pm
Campsie: Chemist Warehouse - Thursday July 22, 10:25am to 10:35am, 6pm to 6:15pm
Campsie: Om Sri Stores - Tuesday July 27, 3:20pm to 3:25pm, Wednesday July 28, 6:15pm to 12am
Campsie: Woolworths - Thursday July 15, 4:10pm to 4:30pm, 6:20pm to 6:40pm, Tuesday July 20, 10am to 11am, Thursday July 22, 11:35am to 12:15pm, Friday July 23, 1pm to 1:20pm, Tuesday July 27, 2pm to 2:20pm, 3:05pm to 3:20pm
Canley Heights: Digi Electronics - Friday July 30, 2:10pm to 2:45pm
Canley Heights: Saiko-T - Friday July 30, 2pm to 2:10pm
Canterbury: Australia Post - Wednesday July 28, 3pm to 3:10pm
Carlton: Big Fresh Carlton - Friday July 30, 2:45pm to 12am
Castle Hill: Aldi - Wednesday July 28, 5:45pm to 6:15pm
Casula: Coles - Saturday July 17, 12:10pm to 1:30pm, Thursday July 22, 4:45pm to 5:15pm, Sunday July 25, 3pm to 4pm
Casula: King Ananas - Sunday July 25, 3pm to 4pm
Casula: Oliver Brown - Sunday July 25, 3pm to 4pm
Casula: Shell Coles Express - Friday July 23, 5pm to 5:10pm
Casula: Woolworths - Sunday July 25, 3:20pm to 3:35pm
Chester Hill: Chester Hill Newsagency, Thursday July 29, 4:30pm to 4:40pm
Chullora: Woolworths - Monday July 26, 11am to 12pm
Clemton Park: Coles - Sunday July 25, 1:30pm to 2pm, Tuesday July 27, 11:15am to 11:40am, Wednesday July 28, 4:05pm to 4:35pm
Condell Park: Condell Park Produce - Saturday July 31, 10:05am to 10:10am
Condell Park: Thien's Auto Repairs - Tuesday July 27, 11:20am to 11:25am
Condell Park: Watsup Brothers Kebabs - Tuesday July 27, 10:25am to 10:35am
Constitution Hill: Watch Your Fingers Patisserie - Thursday July 29, 12:15pm to 12:30pm
Doonside: Pinoy Stop - Sunday July 25, 3:45pm to 4:15pm
Doonside: SUPA IGA Rainbow - Monday July 26, 6:35pm to 6:45pm, Wednesday July 28, 8pm to 8:15pm
Edmonson Park: Loaded by BL Ed Square - Saturday July 24, 6pm to 7pm
Fairfield: Red Lea Chickens - Sunday July 25, 10:25pm to 10:40pm
Fairfield West: Sweets and Groceries on Hamilton - Friday July 30, 11:50am to 11:55am
Figtree: Woolworths - Tuesday July 27, 12:30pm to 1pm
Georges Hall: Supa IGA - Saturday July 31, 10:20am to 10:35am
Granville: Chemist Warehouse - Wednesday July 21, 6pm to 6:30pm, Monday July 26, 10:20am to 10:25am
Granville: Commonwealth Bank - Monday July 26, 10am to 10:15am
Greenfield Park: Lucky Greenfield Mixed Business - Saturday July 24, 1:10pm to 1:20pm
Greystanes: Australia Post - Thursday July 29, 3:25pm to 3:40pm
Guildford: 7-Eleven - Tuesday July 27, 4:15pm to 4:30pm
Guildford: Aldi - Saturday July 24, 1:30pm to 2pm, Monday July 26, 11am to 11:20am
Guildford: Westpac - Tuesday July 27, 1:55pm to 2:10pm
Harris Park: Chatkazz - Tuesday July 27, 2:15pm to 2:30pm
Harris Park: Cincotta Discount Chemist - Tuesday July 27, 2:10pm to 2:25pm, 8:35pm to 8:45pm
Harris Park: Sai Grocery Mart - Monday July 26, 1:50pm to 2:05pm, Tuesday July 27, 1:25pm to 1:30pm
Heckenberg: Heckenberg Cellars Supermarket - Sunday July 25, 2:05pm to 2:15pm
Heckenberg: Hong Anh Grocery - Monday July 26, 1:25pm to 1:30pm
Heckenberg: Lola's Island Shop - Sunday July 25, 2pm to 2:10pm, Monday July 26, 1:15pm to 1:30pm
Hurstville: Kmart - Saturday July 24, 1pm to 6pm, Sunday July 25, 10am to 3pm
Hurstville: Le Wrap - Tuesday July 20, 10am to 10:30am
Hurstville: Oporto - Tuesday July 20, 10:30am to 11am
Ingleburn: Commonwealth Bank - Monday July 26, 9:25am to 9:35am
Ingleburn: Freechoice - Monday July 26, 9:15am to 9:20am
Kingsgrove: Woolworths - Tuesday July 27, 2:10pm to 2:20pm
Kogarah: Blake Street Kitchen - Wednesday July 28, 7:25pm to 7:35pm, Friday July 30, 1:20pm to 1:30pm
Lakemba: Lakemba Mobile House - Tuesday July 27, 2:15pm to 2:20pm
Lakemba: Syd Hoque Trading Grocery Shop - Sunday July 25, 5:25pm to 5:35pm
Leppington: Chemist Warehouse - Sunday July 25, 10:30am to 10:45am
Liverpool: Coles - Wednesday July 28, 12:35pm to 12:55pm
Liverpool: Big Daddy's Burger Bar - Wednesday July 28, 12pm to 12:10pm
Liverpool: Sam's Country Growers - Saturday July 24, 10:15am to 10:40am, Wednesday July 28, 11:50am to 12pm
Macquarie Fields: Chemist Warehouse - Tuesday July 27, 12am to 12am
Macquarie Fields: Woolworths - Tuesday July 27, 5:55pm to 6:10pm
Macquarie Fields: Glenquarie Laundromat - Tuesday July 27, 5:50pm to 5:55pm
Macquarie Park: Aldi - Saturday July 24, 4pm to 4:30pm
Mascot: Oliver Brown - Saturday July 24, 11:40am to 11:45am
Merrylands: Trims Fresh - Friday July 23, 10am to 12pm
Minchinbury: Bunnings - Saturday July 31, 9:45am to 10:15am
Mount Annan: Australia Post - Wednesday July 28, 4:35pm to 4:45pm
North Rocks: 7-Eleven - Wednesday July 28, 1:25pm to 1:45pm
North Rocks: Coles - Friday July 30, 3:15pm to 4pm
North Rocks: Priceline - Friday July 30, 3:15pm to 3:30pm
Northmead: Bunnings - Wednesday July 28, 3:45pm to 4pm
Padstow: Barry's Quality Meat - Monday July 26, 12pm to 12:25pm
Padstow: Blooms Chemist - Saturday July 24, 1:15pm to 1:25pm
Padstow: Douglass Hanly Moir Pathology - Tuesday July 27, 10:30am to 10:45am
Parklea: Parklea Markets - Saturday July 24, 8:35am to 8:50am
Parramatta: Bourke Street Bakery - Monday July 26, 9:05am to 9:10am, Tuesday July 27, 8am to 8:10am
Parramatta: Centrelink - Tuesday July 20, 12:10pm to 12:45pm, Tuesday July 27, 12:30pm to 1:30pm, Wednesday July 28, 11:45am to 12am
Parramatta: Coles - Sunday July 25, 3:50pm to 4:30pm, Monday July 26, 1:55pm to 2:35pm
Parramatta: Commonwealth Bank - Tuesday July 27, 3:15pm to 3:30pm, Wednesday July 28, 2:05pm to 3:15pm
Parramatta: Service NSW - Tuesday July 27, 1:40pm to 3:25pm
Parramatta: Stellamoon Cafe - Tuesday July 27, 8:25am to 8:35am
Parramatta: The Edge Supplement Nutrition - Tuesday July 27, 9:05am to 9:10am
Peakhurst: Petbarn - Thursday July 29, 5:20pm to 5:25pm
Pendle Hill: 7-Eleven - Wednesday July 14, 6:15pm to 6:45pm, Friday July 23, 5am to 5:05am, 11:10am to 11:20am, Sunday July 25, 2:50pm to 3pm, Monday July 26, 5am to 5:05am
Pendle Hill: CTC - Monday July 26, 3pm to 3:05pm
Pendle Hill: Metro Petroleum - Friday July 23, 7:45pm to 8pm
Pendle Hill: Pendle Hill Fish Market - Sunday July 25, 1pm to 1:30pm, Tuesday July 27, 12:15pm to 12:30pm
Pendle Hill: Pendle Hill Halal Meat - Sunday July 25, 10:30am to 10:40am
Pendle Hill: Pendle Hill Meat Market - Sunday July 25, 1pm to 1:30pm
Pendle Hill: Mediadvice Pharmacy - Friday July 23, 9:30am to 9:40am, Sunday July 25, 9:20am to 9:25am
Pendle Hill: Pendle Inn Hotel - Friday July 23, 6:15pm to 6:25pm, Saturday July 24, 2:20pm to 2:30pm, 6:20pm to 6:30pm, Sunday July 25, 11:20am to 11:55am, Wednesday July 28, 1:40pm to 1:50pm
Pendle Hill: Rajah Supermarket - Sunday July 25, 1pm to 1:30pm
Pendle Hill: Woolworths Metro - Friday July 23, 3pm to 3:25pm, Sunday July 25, 10:35am to 10:40am, Monday July 26, 12:05pm to 12:15pm, 2:50pm to 3pm
Prestons: Scania Australia - Saturday July 24, 9:20am to 9:45am
Prestons: West Trans Service - Friday July 23, 12:30pm to 1pm
Prestons: Woolworths - Wednesday July 28, 7:30am to 7:55am
Prestons: XS Espresso - Monday July 26, 7:30am to 8am
Punchbowl: Abu Ahmad Butchery - Monday July 26, 2:40pm to 2:50pm
Quakers Hill: 7-Eleven - Wednesday July 21, 10:40pm to 10:50pm
Quakers Hill: McDonalds - Monday July 19, 10:20pm to 10:30pm
Rockdale: Rockdale Plaza Newsagency - Monday July 26, 11am to 11:20am
Rooty Hill: Bayliss Hardware - Saturday July 31, 9am to 10am
Rosehill: Woolworths - Friday July 23, 9:30am to 9:45am
Roselands: Caltex - Friday July 23, 6:45pm to 6:55pm
Ryde: Woolworths - Saturday July 31, 9:30pm to 10pm
Seven HiIls: Woolworths - Sunday August 1, 12:55pm to 1:10pm
Seven Hills: Aldi - Wednesday July 28, 9:10am to 9:50am
Seven Hills: Australia Post - Wednesday July 28, 1:05pm to 1:35pm
Seven Hills: Milan Bazaar - Friday July 23, 3:50pm to 4:05pm
Seven Hills: The Reject Shop - Friday July 23, 3:10pm to 3:15pm
Seven Hills: Woolworths - Friday July 23, 3:15pm to 3:30pm, Wednesday July 28, 9:50am to 10am
Smithfield: King Living Warehouse - Friday July 23, 10:55am to 9pm
South Wentworthville: KFC - Friday July 30, 9pm to 9:05pm
St Marys: Metro Petroleum - Sunday July 25, 5:45pm to 6:10pm
St Marys: The Kai Drop - Sunday July 25, 10:40am to 10:50am
Sydney: Chemist Warehouse - Friday July 23, 6:20pm to 6:40pm
Toongabbie: Pharmacy Nutrition Warehouse - Wednesday July 28, 12:45pm to 1:30pm
Tregear: IGA - Friday July 30, 3pm to 4pm
Ultimo: Guzman Y Gomez Broadway - Thursday July 29, 8:05pm to 8:15pm
Villawood: Bunnings - Thursday July 29, 4:05pm to 4:35pm
Wakeley: IGA - Sunday July 25, 8pm to 9pm
Warwick Farm: Dollar World Australia - Sunday July 25, 2:40pm to 2:50pm
Wattle Grove: Village Discount Pharmacy - Friday July 23, 10:25am to 11am
Wentworthville: Chemsave - Monday July 26, 8:10pm to 8:20pm
Wentworthville: Officeworks - Friday July 23, 3:10pm to 3:35pm, Wednesday July 28, 1:50pm to 2:30pm
Wentworthville: Udaya Supermart - Wednesday July 28, 7:55pm to 8:05pm
Westmead: Speedway Petrol Station - Monday July 19, 9pm to 9:05pm
Wetherill Park: McDonalds - Monday July 19, 1:40pm to 1:50pm
Woodcroft: Barone Pharmacy - Wednesday July 21, 10:50am to 10:55am
Yagoona: BWS - Monday July 26, 11:25am to 11:35am
Yagoona: Nepean Building and Infrastructure - Saturday July 31, 6am to 3pm