Westfield Hurstville will open for similar extended trading hours as the Miranda complex in the week before Christmas.
Both centres will open Boxing Day.
The Westfield website was showing less trading time for the Hurstville complex when checked by the Leader on Monday morning.
But, on Monday afternoon, updated trading hours could be viewed.
Westfield Hurstville:
Monday to Wednesday, December 19-21: 9:30am - 9pm.
Thursday, December 22: 9:30am -11.59pm.
Friday, December 23: 9:30am - 7pm.
Christmas Eve: 9.30am - 6pm.
Christmas Day: Closed.
Westfield Miranda:
Monday to Wednesday, December 19-21: 9:30am - 9pm.
Thursday, December 22: 9:30am – 11:59pm.
Friday, December 23: 9:30am - 9pm.
Christmas Eve: 9am - 6pm.
Christmas Day: Closed.
Boxing Day:
The Miranda and Hurstville complexes will again open for Boxing Day sales this year.
Treasurer Gladys Berejiklian reminded all retailers across the State that they have the option of trading on December 26 if their staff freely elect to work.
Ms Berejiklian said “unfair and outdated restrictions,” which prevented shops from trading in most parts of the state were removed last year.
“The response from local communities and retailers following Boxing Day 2015 was extremely positive and we expect it to be even more successful this year,” she said.
“Previously, retail shops were prohibited from opening on Boxing Day if they were not within the Sydney CBD trading precinct or a designated regional tourist area.
“Allowing all retailers across the state to trade on Boxing Day boosts local economies, creates an even playing field for all businesses and gives shoppers the choice of staying local.”
Ms Berejiklian said retailers should be aware of their responsibilities and there were heavy penalties in place for those who did the wrong thing.
”Under the legislation, no employee can be forced to work and no shop can be forced to open,” he said.
“Fines of up to $11,000 per person found to have been coerced to work will apply.”
Ms Berejiklian said, as part of the reforms, the government committed to undertake a review into Boxing Day trade after two years to ensure it is operating effectively.
The review would take place after this year’s trading.