Bankstown Square opened on 21 September 1966 by Lady Cutler, the wife of the then NSW governor Roden Cutler. The centre was developed and owned by Lendlease and was at the time Australia's largest shopping centre, and remained for many years the flagship property in Lendlease's portfolio. It was also one of Sydney's first major shopping centres.
Bankstown Square opened on 21 September 1966 with Lady Cutler presiding as NSW Governor Roden Cutler's wife. The centre, developed by Lendlease, was the largest in Australia at that time and remained a prominent property for many years, also being one of Sydney's pioneering shopping hubs.