The second enclosed retail complex in the Land Down Under was built in the northwestern environs of Adelaide. ARNDALE CENTRE was dedicated on November 14, 1963. Among its thirty-eight charter tenants were Woolworths, Banana Bowl and an Adelaide-based John Martin's department store. Today, the facility is known as ARMADA ARNDALE. It features 120 stores and services.

Photo from State Library of South Australia  

Greater Sydney's first fully-enclosed mall opened for business on March 21, 1964. MIRANDA FAIR, situated 12 miles southwest of the urban core, cost over 3 million pounds to build and had parking accommodations for 1,100 autos.

Photo from State Library of New South Wales 

Originally anchored by a Sydney-based Farmer's, MIRANDA FAIR would go on to become Australia's first two-anchor shopping complex. A Grace Brothers store was completed in August 1971. In the 2020s, the retail complex is known as WESTFIELD MIRANDA. It encompasses 1,191,500 lettable square feet, with 396 tenant spaces. 

Photo from State Library of New South Wales