Bring Back Morisset Mega Market

Help us revive a local icon and celebrate the spirit of community shopping.

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About the Morisset Mega Market

The Morisset Mega Market opened in 2000 and quickly became a landmark for the Lower Hunter region. Purpose‑built at a cost of $7 million, the complex was designed to house hundreds of market stalls, factory-discount outlets and a vibrant food hall. Its backers boasted that it would be Australia’s largest marketplace, capable of attracting thousands of visitors every day.

On its opening weekend, more than 40 000 people flocked through the doors Vendors offered fresh produce, clothing, crafts and unique bargains, creating a one‑of‑a‑kind destination for locals and travellers alike.

What Made It Special

Over 500 Stalls

A huge variety of vendors offered everything from antiques and collectibles to clothing, toys and homewares.

Factory Outlets

Dedicated factory seconds shops gave shoppers access to brand-name goods at unbeatable prices.

Fresh Food Hall

One of the site’s attractions was a large produce area with vegetables, meat and seafood, plus a 300‑seat food hall offering diverse cuisine.

Vibrant Community

Above all, the market was about people — families, bargain hunters and independent traders coming together each weekend to create a lively atmosphere.

Why Bring It Back?

Despite its initial success, the Morisset Mega Market struggled in the face of online shopping and mega shopping centres. Yet the demand for authentic community markets has never disappeared. A revived market would provide:

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We believe the Morisset Mega Market can make a triumphant return with your help. By joining our campaign you’ll stay informed about progress, upcoming events and ways to get involved. Together, we can recreate the buzz of weekend markets and provide a platform for local entrepreneurs. Contact us at: admin@morissetmegamarket.com

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Yeah, mother I need to get On down there to get it fixed up there. Get it fixed mate. Look since the Internet came out mate. I’ll tell you what all these bloody markets mate. You know that just gone on. Bloody disappeared is just fucking not wrong. no bloody Australian on a little bit my bloody eBay you wanna go on eBay I swear my eBay is a scammer after things above eBay. I just dodgy shit mate fucking so I had to clear my throat sorry so I had to clear it again anyway. Yeah mate, so just trying to bloody get On down and open this bloody up there mate with the bloody Cortana bong shit up in there you know the stuff there bloody everything in the customers might get that pass by the people at market at Medimont. I’m talking about mate. I’m not talking about about dodgy stuff mate. Like don’t bring in dodgy stuff. I’ll tell you what it’s not gonna work. My brain in dodgy stuff. I’ve eBay my body cousin so stop it. My body dodgy things coming in tomorrow at me. I’ll tell you what there’s people out there that look at the dodgy things them get them. Motherfucking people estimate at the dodgy market stores mate. I’m not saying we’re gonna have market dodgy stores there mate but the threat of that happening might well shut that shit down right quick thank you Siri

Something once stood here because people believed it should. Belief is a form of construction.

— Written by the God of Morimmet.