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Woolworths, Coles and ALDI supermarkets have released their trading hours for the October long weekend public holiday for 2023.
Millions of Australians will enjoy a day off on Monday, October 2, to mark Labour Day in NSW, ACT and SA and the King’s Birthday in QLD.
Here’s our comprehensive guide to what supermarkets are open and when.
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Woolworths
Woolworths general trading hours for the King’s Birthday/Labour Day public holiday are:
NSW
ACT
Woolworths has released its trading hours for the October long weekend public holiday. Credit: JOEL CARRETT/AAPIMAGE
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QLD
SA
* The above are general indicators only and may be subject to individual store opening and closing hours. Woolworths encourages customers to check the opening hours of their local Woolworths here.
Coles has released its trading hours for the October long weekend public holiday. Credit: JONO SEARLE/AAPIMAGE
Coles
Coles’ October long weekend public holiday trading hours are as follows:
NSW
ACT
QLD
SA
All stores CLOSED – except for Port Lincoln, Port Pirie, Berri, Port Augusta, Mount Barker, Adelaide Rundle Place, Whyalla, Murray Bridge Green, Mount Gambier and Victor Harbor which are OPEN.ALDI has released its trading hours for the October long weekend public holiday. Credit: Mike Kemp/In Pictures via Getty Images
ALDI
ALDI trading hours for the October long weekend public holiday are as follows:
NSW
Most stores OPEN. ALDI encourages customers to check the trading hours of their local store here
ACT
Most stores OPEN. ALDI encourages customers to check the trading hours of their local store here
QLD
Most stores OPEN. ALDI encourages customers to check the trading hours of their local store here
SA
Selected stores are CLOSED. ALDI encourages customers to check the trading hours of their local store here
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