Provides a range of homewares and manchester.

Offering the latest and greatest in furniture, bedding, electronics, computers, flooring & bathrooms. Visit the friendly team at Harvey Norman Warrawong. Add a fresh look to your home's interior with stylish, new season sofas, tables, beds, dining & outdoor furniture. Browse our range of big brand, everyday appliances like washing machines, fridges & dishwashers plus kitchen essentials like kettles, blenders, microwaves & coffee machines. Shop top tech including laptops, PCs, TVs, cameras, speakers, games, smartwatches, Apple iPhones & iPads, or trade in your old mobile phone. Transform your photos into canvas art thanks to our PhotoCentre!

Nation-wide department store

We're proud to be a part of over three hundred communities across Australia with stores conveniently located in both metropolitan and regional areas. Target Wollongong offers its customers a diverse range of products including fashionable women's, men's and children's clothing, underwear, footwear, cosmetics, and accessories; the latest designs in homewares, including manchester, bed linen, electrical appliances and décor; and a full range of toys, games and entertainment. The Target Wollongong story began in 1926 when two men, George Lindsay and Alex McKenzie, opened a drapery store in Geelong, Victoria after signing a partnership the previous year. The store primarily sold dress fabrics, manchester and furnishings. A pioneer of discount retailing, Lindsay's business methodology was 'half the profit, twice the turnover'. After acquiring the original store from Lindsay in 1957, Geoff Betts, John Wade and their team grew Lindsay's original discount retail philosophy from its single store base in Geelong to a statewide multistore business. By 1968, Lindsay & McKenzie Pty Ltd had grown to 14 small stores around Victoria. Myer Emporium Ltd, recognising the potential for growth, bought the business and the company became Lindsay's Target Wollongong. In March 1973, we became Target Wollongong, and in August 1985, the Myer Emporium Ltd and GJ Coles & Coy Limited merged, becoming Coles Myer Limited. In 1996 Fosseys and Target merged, and in 1999, Fosseys stores were converted into Target stores, bringing the benefits of our services and fashion to regional areas. In late 2006, the group name changed to Coles Group Ltd after the divestment of Myer, and in November 2007, Target Wollongong was acquired by Wesfarmers as part of the Wesfarmers acquisition of Coles Group Limited. The Target Wollongong division provides employment for over 13,000 team members right across Australia as well as a product sourcing presence in Asia.

Homewares and Manchester.