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Line 53: ==Facilities== {{main\|Westfield Innaloo}} Innaloo contains the [[Westfield Innaloo]] shopping centre. Next to Westfield Innaloo on Ellen Stirling Boulevard is the Westfield Innaloo Megacentre (acquired from [[Centro Properties Group\|Centro]] in August 2006), which contains 20 stores and a [[Spud Shed\|Spud Shed]] (Formerly a [[IGA (Australian supermarket chain)\|Progressive Supa IGA]], ~~(formerly~~and before that an [[Action Supermarkets\|Action]]). Across Scarborough Beach Road is the Greater Union Megaplex. The northern part of the suburb also contains a small local shopping area in Morris Place. Opposite the Megacenter, an [[IKEA]] has been constructed, replacing the smaller store a kilometre away in the adjoining suburb of Osborne Park. Innaloo's southern border with [[Woodlands, Western Australia\|Woodlands]] hosts Perth's largest cinema complex, the 18-cinema Greater Union Megaplex Innaloo, which contains [[Gold Class]] cinemas, as well as an arcade with numerous restaurants and dining speciality outlets, including [[Sizzler]], Han's Cafe, Bollywood Resto Bar and Retro Betty's, and a game centre (centred on [[Timezone (video arcades)\|Timezone]]). It started off life as an MGM drive-in in the 1950s, then was rebuilt by Greater Union in 1990 with 8 screens, then expanded to a Megaplex - the first in Western Australia - in 1996.

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