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Welcome to the first Village Life gift guide! We’re aiming to make your shopping even easier this year, so we’ve put together a special edition packed with ideas, from great gift options for dad, treats for mum, to toys and games to delight the kids. We’ve also got tips on how to plan your perfect festive event and how to dress for a fabulous New Year’s party. Plus, there are details of events to keep the kids happy during the January school holidays. Thank you for your patience during all our upgrades, shop changes and developments over the past months. The Village is stronger than ever and we are proud to have had a year of exciting changes. We look forward to welcoming you to The Village over the festive season and in 2015. The St Ives Shopping Village Team

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2 NEWS Latest happenings.

6 CALENDAR What’s on in December and January.

Village STYLE8 WE LOVE Our favourite things.

10 GIFTS FOR HER Stylish presents.

12 GIFTS FOR HIM Things he’ll love.

14 KIDS’ GIFTS Fun toys and clothes.

16 12 DAYS OF CHRISTMAS Treat the ones you love.

18 FESTIVE DRESSING Your perfect party looks, sorted.

20 SUMMER PAMPERING Spoil yourself at home and at the Village.

Village EATS22 TAKE IT OUTSIDE Fresh recipe ideas the whole family will love.

24 TRADITIONAL VS. MODERN Christmas menu planning.

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27 FESTIVE PAPER LANTERNS Decorations to make at home.

28 DECK THE HALLS Chic ideas to decorate every room.

30 2015 GETAWAYS Travel hotspots.

33 STORE DIRECTORY

Season’s greetings!

St Ives Shopping Village

ON THE COVER: Book Review French affirmations, $15.95, Bed Bath N’ Table decorations, from $5.95 each, Designer Forum Sunday Somewhere sunglasses, $290, St Ives Jewellers sterling silver brooch, $159, Designer Forum Amber Sceats quartz bangle, $179, St Ives Jewellers Pastiche rose gold bangle, $165, Tuscany cufflinks, $115, Collage Homewares and Gifts heart decorations, $2.50 each, Sorrento Crabtree & Evelyn spray, $60, Sorrento snowball bouquet, $13.95, Elleran Lingerie Hanro camisole, $136 part of set, St Ives Jewellers necklace, $139, Plenty Kitchen & Tableware salad servers, $29.95, Sorrento mosaic coaster, $4.95, Collage Homewares and Gifts flower diffuser, $29.95, Collage Homewares and Gifts coasters, $6.50 each, Cocolat truffles, $2.20 each, Eunice Jackson Shoes Toni Pons shoes, $79.95, Red Pearl belt, $205.

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can we fix it? Is there a lovely new frock sitting in your wardrobe waiting to be altered? Stop in at Azad’s Fashion & Alterations and get them to fix the problem. Is there a small wine stain on the chest? They’ll cover it up with a stylish flower. Is it a tad too long? They’ll shorten the hemline. And if you just want to add a few extra sequins, they can do that, too. “We see it first, then we give you the idea,” owner Kasim Rhaima says. “We do all kinds of alterations – that’s the main job we do, plus we make clothes.” Shop 25a, Level 1, 9440 0090

VILLAGE NEWSWHAT’S NEW • EVENTS • OPENINGS•

VILLAGE LIFE TEAMMarketing Manager

Michelle Warren

General Manager Clare BrundlePublisher Alison CrockerArt Director Dan Morley

Managing Editor Chloe de RidderAssistant Editor Sophie Hull

Designers Harmony Southern, Hayley ClarkPre Press Splitting ImagePrinted by Offset Alpine

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HOT PROPERTYCentury 21 has just joined the league of shops at the Village, offering the utmost convenience when it comes to buying or selling a property.

Having been with the company since 1983, principal Craig Marshall has a wealth of experience. He’s seen the real-estate market at various highs and lows – and loves being closer to the community.

“Being in the shopping centre gives people easier access to find out about real estate and have it front-of-mind,” explains Craig. “People can come in casually instead of having to try to find us on a main road and then try to find parking.”

When he finally decided to make the move, it was easy for Craig to choose a location.

“I was born in St Ives, grew up in St Ives, I went to St Ives High, my mother has lived in the same house in St Ives for 56 years, my father was the first president of St Ives soccer club and started the second St Ives scouts, and my mother even pushed me in a pram when the shopping centre first opened.” Shop 25d, Level 1, 9488 8588

Get excited shoppers – the fantastic new market room at St Ives Shopping Village is now open. There are a host of exciting new food and drink offerings, all worth sampling.

• Take five with a coffee and a fresh muffin from Muffin Break. It’s pretty hard to choose a favourite, so try the divine blueberry cream-cheese muffin, the savoury quiche and the gluten-free choc-chip muffin. It’s the holiday season, after all. Shop 145, Level 2

• You can’t go past the great range of fresh sandwiches, burgers and the carvery at Sourdough Espresso – once you’ve tasted the goodies, you’ll already be planning your next visit. Shop 143, Level 2

• Romeo’s Cellar is now open. It has a large range of wine and liquor for all price ranges, including a rare offering of more than 40 kosher wines. Shop 118a, Level 2, 9144 4867

• Stop at Simply Noodles for a tasty, Asian-inspired menu including healthy stir-fries packed with vegies, noodle soups and more. Shop 142, Level 2, 9449 3438

• Boost your daily servings of fruit and veg at the Good Day Juice Bar. Grab a smoothie, yoghurt, salad or juice for a healthy and tasty hit on the go. Shop 146, Level 2

fresh for 2015The Concierge desk has a new look, just in time for the New Year! Find the ever-friendly team and check out the makeover opposite National Australia Bank on level two. The Village Concierge can help you with general information, gift cards, Ticketmaster, taxi bookings and more.

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hot style happeningsLife doesn’t stand still, and neither do the exciting fashion options at the Village. Here are a few new offerings…

• Fashion brand Meredith will be arriving at the Village in February 2015. The label features a range of classics as well as innovative, contemporary pieces in luxury yarns and fabrics. The extensive collection has been created to suit women of all shapes and sizes, with knitwear ranges from small to extra large plus pants and skirts from size 8 to 18. Shop 107, Level 2

• You’ll find even more upmarket goodness at DCC Designer Clothing Collection’s fresh new location on level two. You won’t be able to resist feminine styles by Luisa Cerano or the international trends of Olsen. Shop 108, Level 2, 9144 3834

• Double Bay Clothing has a new range of easy-to-wear basics, perfect for adding to your summer wardrobe. The collection includes singlets, T-shirt, leggings and more – all in versatile shades such as white, navy blue, black and grey. Basics start from just $19.95 and are in store now. Shop 19, Level 1, 8040 7702

• Looking for great new swimwear for the kids these holidays? Be sure to check out Max & Millie. There’s a wide range of cute Seafolly for kids pieces in store, plus hats,

dresses, shorts, sunglasses and more. They’ll be ready to hit the beach or

pool in no time! Shop 91, Level 1, 9488 9081

HAIR TODAYNeed the finishing touch for your gorgeous New Year’s Eve outfit? Pairing it with professionally crafted hair is the answer. Whether you’re after a blow dry, an unbelievable upstyle or wonderful waves, the team at Boffa Hairdressing & Beauty will have you covered. Shop 133, Level 2, 9144 4262

the village expressJust in time for the busy pre-Christmas season, there will be a free shuttle bus heading to and from St Ives Shopping Village from 10am–4pm daily. From December 1–24, it will run on two separate routes through St Ives and Pymble on a loop. From the centre, catch the bus from the Cowan Level car park near Australia Post. See the Village Concierge on level two for the full timetable.

funny fruit Say hello new Imperfect Picks from Harris Farm Markets. These fruit and vegies may not look perfect, but are as good as ever on the inside. The benefits? You’ll save money – some imperfect picks will be up to 50 per cent cheaper than their prettier colleagues. You’ll also help Aussie farmers, who would normally plough the produce into the ground. Shop 33–37, Level 1, 9440 8717

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the gift for everyone Solve the problem of any of those difficult-to-buy-for family members or friends with a St Ives Village gift card. The gift cards are available to purchase from the Concierge on level 2 and are redeemable at most stores. You can choose a value from $10 to $999, so it’s an easy and ideal gift for everyone.

MORE TIME TO SHOPHere are the extended holiday opening hours of your favourite specialty and fresh food stores at the Village:

Saturday, December 20 9am to 6pm

Sunday, December 21 9am to 6pm

Monday, December 22 Stores: 9am to 6pm

Fresh food: 8am to 6pm

Tuesday, December 23 Stores: 9am to 8pm Fresh food: 8am to 8pm

Wednesday, December 24 Stores: 9am to 5.30pmFresh food: 8am to 5.30pm

Thursday, December 25 Closed

Friday, December 26 Closed

Saturday, December 27 9am to 5pm

Sunday, December 28 10am to 4pm

Monday, December 29 9am to 5.30pm

Tuesday, December 30 9am to 5.30pm

Wednesday, December 31 Stores: 9am to 5.30pmFresh food: 8am to 5.30pm

Thursday, January 1 Closed

Friday, January 2 9am to 5.30pm

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FILM FESTHead to Centennial Park for Tropfest, the world’s largest short-film festival, set to showcase delights from local and international filmmakers. For more info, visit tropfest.com/au.

CHRISTMAS EVEOnly one more sleep… You’d better get to bed early so Santa can drop your pressies under the tree!

IT’S BEGUN!The Christmas countdown is on. Be prepared and do your shopping early at the Village to avoid queues and last-minute in-store mayhem.

GIFT-WRAPPING FOR GOLDSave time and get your gifts wrapped for you by the team at St Ives Shopping Village. You’ll find them at the concierge desk daily from 11am to 3pm.

SANTA HAS ARRIVEDSanta will liven up the Village throughout December, so don’t forget to bring the kids along to get the all‑important Chrissie snap. You’ll find him on level one every day from 10am to 4pm. Visit the Concierge desk for a full program of live music and events at the centre this month.

GIFT OF GIVINGThis is the perfect time of year to do something for those less fortunate. Give selflessly by placing a gift under the Rotary Tree of Joy on level one.

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CAROLS IN THE PARKKu-ring-gai Bicentennial Park, from 6pm. carolsinthepark.org

HAPPY CHANUKAHOften called the Festival of Lights, Chanukah is celebrating with the lighting of a menorah and feasting on delicious fried food, such as latkes (potato pancakes) and sufganiyot (jam‑filled donuts).

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THE NEW YEAR IS NIGHGrab your friends and family and head to Mrs Macquarie’s Chair early to ring in the New Year in style. Go to sydneynewyearseve.com for more info.

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your Christmas countdown checklist

Early December: Order your Ginger Bread House from

Brendan Dewar Patisserie.

10 days to go: Plan your festive menu and pick up the

dry ingredients at Woolworths or Romeo’s Supa IGA.

9 days to go: Order the turkey from Prime Quality Meats or

Fare Game, both on level two.

8 days to go: Complete all the Christmas shopping for your

friends and family – you can find gifts for everyone at St Ives Shopping Village.

7 days to go: Do a Secret Santa gift-swap with your neighbours.

6 days to go: Get the kids to help you make DIY Christmas room

and table decorations.

5 days to go: Plan your drinks menu and be sure your bar is

stocked with all the necessities. If it’s not, head to Vintage Cellars on level one or Romeo’s Cellar on level two.

4 days to go: Get your ham from Woolworths, store it in the fridge

and try to resist eating it before the big day.

3 days to go: Prepare festive treats to store in the fridge, or

find some at Cocolat on Level 2.

2 days to go: Do your fresh fruit and vegie shopping at Harris

Farm Markets on level one.

Christmas Eve: Need fresh bread? You’ll find the best

varieties at BakeHouse Café (level one) and Bakers Delight (level two). What about steak? Peters Meats on level one will have what you need. And if it’s fish you’re after, head to Seafood @ St Ives on level two.

Merry Christmas!

JANUARY

TENNIS TOURNAMENTSee the world’s best tennis players go head to head in APIA International Sydney. Find out more about the internationally renowned event at apiainternational.com.au.

SYDNEY COMES ALIVEFrench-themed festivals, eclectic arts and theatre displays will be on show across the city during the Sydney Festival. Visit sydneyfestival.org.au to get your tickets early – don’t miss out!

SCHOOL-HOLIDAY FUNSend your kids to Nick Fury’s Circus School at the Village, where they can learn to juggle, spin plates and hula-hoop. It’ll be loads of fun!

COME PREPAREDToday it’s back to school – so don’t forget to pick up all the essential gear (think lunch boxes, stationery, backpacks, shoes) from the Village and make sure uniforms fit well in advance.

AUSSIE PRIDEFrom thong‑throwing competitions to harbourside concerts, Sydney pulls out all the stops to celebrate Australia Day over the long weekend.

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1 St Ives Jewellers Mint ICE watch, $119 2 Adrienne & The Misses Bonney St Ives cushion, $80 3 Collage Homewares and Gifts cushion, $29.50 4 Collage Homewares and Gifts candle holders, $7.50 each 5 Leisure’s Shoe Boutique Condura sun hat, $19.95 6 Sorrento glass jar, $41.95 7 Collage Homewares and Gifts hand soap, $19.50 8 W.Lane striped vest, $69.99 9 Sussan denim shorts, $69.95 10 Eunice Jackson Shoes Arche teal bag, $279.95 11 Sportscraft women’s stripe shoes, $99.95

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BE INSPIRED BY FRESH NAUTICAL-THEMED LOOKS, OR ADD PIECES IN BOLD PINK

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1 Warwick Dawson Shoes Cosgrove and Beasley handbag, $115.95 2 Bed Bath N’ Table L’Occitane gift set, $38 3 Elleran Lingerie Lovable bra, $49.95 4 Diamond Studio Jewellers pink quartz set in gold, $850, and 9ct gold necklace, $2,900 5 Judells pink blouse, $89.95 6 Designer Forum Samantha Wills bracelet, part of set, $109 7 Red Pearl Marc Cain heels, $600 8 Witchery girl’s cat-eye sunglasses, $19.95 9 St Ives Purr-Fect Pets dog toy, $14 10 W.Lane crochet top, $69.99 11 Witchery fragrance diffuser, $29.95 12 Bed Bath N’ Table container, $16.95 13 Bed Bath N’ Table notebook, $22.95

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SHE’LL LOVE BEING SPOILT WITH A DASH OF GLITZ AND

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1 Designer Forum Sass & Bide top, $390 2 Sussan plait metal belt, $39.95 3 Diamond Studio Jewellers Amelleé pavé black spinel ring, $350 4 Lorna Jane Illusion Excel tank, $65.99 5 Blue Illusion Jacqueline bronze necklace, $79.95 6 St Ives Jewellers Pastiche rose gold metal hoop earrings, $85 7 Sussan How To Be Parisian book, $34.95 8 Lorna Jane drink bottle, $34.99 9 AnnaKat bead necklace, $69 10 Rodney Clark thin navy belt, $35 11 Witchery earrings, $14.95 12 Elleran Lingerie Neuf Rouge swimwear, $89.95 13 Diamond Studio Jewellers Amelleé onyx silver earrings, $295 14 RG Collection amber earrings, $55 15 Red Pearl Paul Ka belt, $482 16 Book Review The French Way with Design, $69.99 17 RG Collection earrings, $89.95

18 St Ives Jewellers Pastiche rose gold bangle, $165 19 Designer Forum Sol-sana sandals, $89.95 20 Designer Forum Sunday Somewhere sunglasses, $270 21 Blue Illusion chevron clutch, $149.95 22 Diamond Studio Jewellers Raymond Weil watch, $1,595 23 Eunice Jackson Shoes Paola Fiorenza sandals, $199 24 Plenty Kitchen & Tableware Glasshouse Christmas candle set, $44.95 25 Trenery tassel key ring, $39.95 26 Collage Homewares and Gifts Rituelle hibiscus and cranberry hand cream, $19.50 27 Diamond Studio Jewellers two-tone gold bracelet, $2,900 28 Elleran Lingerie Calvin Klein bra, $79.95, and briefs, $29.95 29 Red Pearl Marc Cain mesh top, $231

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1. R.M. Williams shirt, $130 2. Bed Bath N’ Table portable speakers, $49.95 3. Good Times Watchmaker Swisscard, $50 4. Sportscraft wash bag, $69.95 5. Gazman navy cap, $19.95 6. Rodd & Gunn set of three t-shirts, $99 7. Plenty Kitchen & Tableware onion glasses, $16.95 8. Book Review Don Bradman biography, $49.99 9. Gazman easy care check shirt, $79.95 10. R.M. Williams jumper, $99.95 11. St Ives Jewellers Seiko watch, $475 12. Rodd & Gunn boat shoes, $199

13. Gazman stripe shorts, $69.95 14. Romeo’s Cellars Crystal Head vodka, $89.99 15. Rodd & Gunn luggage tag, $49 16. R.M. Williams boots, $440 17. R.M. Williams shorts, $79.95 18. Sportscraft pyjamas set, $69.95 19. Book Review The Mandarin Code, $29.99 20. Rodd & Gunn socks, pack of three, $49 21. Sportscraft iPad case, $79.95 22. Gazman twill shorts, $69.95. 23. Double Bay Clothing board shorts, $29.95. 24. R.M. Williams wallet, $120

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EVEN THE COOLEST LITTLE GUYS WILL LOVE THESE

HOT THREADS.

PARTY, PLAY OR HIT THE BEACH WITH THESE SUMMERY PICKS

FOR LITTLE LADIES.

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1. Max & Millie Little Horn T-shirt, $39.99 2. Max & Millie sunglasses, $29.95 3. Max & Millie Seafolly

Tiger Joe trunks, $49.95 4. Max & Millie Little Horn hat, $34.99 5. Double Bay Clothing tank, $19.95

6. Adrienne & the Misses Bonney St Ives Laranjinha two-piece set, $79 7. Double Bay Clothing board

shorts, $27.95

1. Adrienne & The Misses Bonney St Ives Chic by Laranjinha dress, $165 2. Double Bay Clothing

one-piece swimsuit, $14.95 3. Max & Millie Seafolly girls rashie, $49.95 4. Eunice Jackson Shoes Walnut

shoes, $34.95 5. Max & Millie Fox + Finch shorts, $44.95 6. Double Bay Clothing pyjamas, $17.95

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THEY’LL LOVE TO READ, COUNT AND PLAY THROUGH THE DAY

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THESE CREATIVE PICKS MAKE GREAT FAMILY HOLIDAY

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1. Kidstuff Lagoon Sixty Second Science, $14.99 2. Adrienne & The Misses Bonney St Ives counting chart, $75 3. Kidstuff soft EVA cricket set, $29.99

4. Book Review A Lion in Paris book, $29.99 5. Plenty Kitchen & Tableware splash rainbow clock,

$49.95 6. Kidstuff Frozen colouring book, $5.99

1. Kidstuff chill factor ice-cream maker, $24.99 2. Kidstuff Frozen floor puzzle, $19.99 3. Kidstuff Marvin’s Amazing Magic Tricks, $19.99 4. Bobble Art Seedling feather crown kit, $29.95 5. Plenty

Kitchen & Tableware groovy pop maker set, $14.95 6. Bobble Art confetti lockable diary, $9.95

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St Ives Jewellers bangle set, $420

Plenty Kitchen & Tableware cheese board, $34.95, Sorrento cheese knife, part of set, $43.95, Romeo’s Supa IGA pate and brie.

Max & Millie Old Soles shoes in tan and navy, $49.99 a pair, Ted doll, $29.99, and small Ted doll, $19.99

Bed Bath N’ Table plate, $9.95, and pear decoration, $3.50

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On the FIRST DAY OF XMAS...TREAT THE ONES YOU LOVE

EVERY DAY WITH OUR HAND-PICKED SELECTION OF THE VILLAGE’S BEST GIFTS.

Eunice Jackson Shoes heels, $259

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Max & Millie bird-print onesie, $44.99

Book Review card, $6.95

Plenty Kitchen & Tableware cheese board, $34.95, Sorrento cheese knife, part of set, $43.95, Romeo’s Supa IGA pate and brie.

Book Review books, from $19.99 each, Sussan rabbit bookends, $29.95 a set

Sorrento Ivy House jug, $54.95

Kidstuff drum, $39.99

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WHETHER IT’S A CASUAL CHRISTMAS BARBIE LUNCH OR A GLAM NEW YEAR’S PARTY, WE’VE GOT YOUR

FESTIVE LOOKS ALL WRAPPED UP.

casual chic1 Sussan sunglasses, $34.95 2 Trenery chambray shirt dress, $179 3 Designer Forum Samantha Wills bracelet, part of set, $109 4 AnnaKat tote bag, $110 5 Warwick Dawson Shoes sandals, $159 6 Tuscany jewelled necklace, $139

“IT’S ABOUT MIXING AND MATCHING – TAKING A GARMENT AND DRESSING IT UP FOR NIGHT, OR DOWN FOR DAYTIME. KATHY LYNCH, RODNEY CLARK

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IF YOU’RE WEARING A SIMPLE DRESS, HAVE A STATEMENT PIECE OF JEWELLERY LIKE A CUFF, PRETTY EARRINGS OR A BIG NECKLACE.” KRISTINA KAIDA, DESIGNER FORUM

dress it up1 Sussan embellished ‘Natalie’ clutch, $69.95 2 St Ives Jewellers Pastiche rose gold metal hoop earrings, $85 3 St Ives Jewellers Pastiche rose gold ring, $165 4 Red Pearl Marc Cain wedges, $675 5 St Ives Jewellers necklace, $139 6 Designer Forum Camilla & Marc dress, $620

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The VIP treatmentINDULGE YOURSELF, OR SPOIL SOMEONE ELSE, WITH A PAMPERING DAY AT THE VILLAGE – IT’S THE PERFECT GIFT FOR THE SILLY SEASON.

HOT HUESA mani-pedi at St Ives Nails is not just a nice chance to relax, it’s a great opportunity to sport a bold splash of summery colour. Hot colours this season are fresh peach and dusky pink. Shop 70, Level 1, 9440 0694

ultimate relaxationFor a real pampering experience, you can’t beat the treatments available at Spa Emerse. Try a heavenly hot stone massage ($109 for 60 minutes) or the indulgent three-hour Morocco treatment, with a full body massage, facial and pedicure ($259). Shop 134, Level 2, 9488 9788

holiday prepHow do you look glamorous at the beach without getting mascara in your eyes after a dip? By preparing with eyelash tinting at Spa Emerse. For $24 you can forget all about mascara on your holiday. Shop 134, Level 2, 9488 9788

THE MANE EVENTHeat, humidity and the beach can all play havoc with your hair. Revive tired tresses with a Salon St Ives Hairdressing Express Trichovedic treatment, $16.50. Shop 5, Level 1, 9449 7533

super skin detoxYou By Sia’s microdermal facial is a non-invasive treatment that will help detox, plump and refresh your skin in a matter of minutes. This medical-grade facial, $160, works to gently exfoliate the skin through high frequency sound waves. These work to extract existing impurities in the skin and to open up minute pathways for the rapid penetration of high performance ingredients into the deeper layers of the skin. Shop 139, Level G, 9191 0324

READY, SET… RECHARGE!Give your skin a boost with the Sothys Energising treatment at St Ives Professional Skincare. This one-and-a-half hour treatment uses Siberian ginseng to increase energy output and recharge your skin’s vitality. Shop 92, Level 1, 9449 4711

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DIY holiday pamperingTAKE THE TIME TO TREAT YOURSELF.

THESE NURTURING, RELAXING BEAUTY GOODIES ARE ALL YOU’LL NEED

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DIY holiday pamperingTAKE THE TIME TO TREAT YOURSELF.

THESE NURTURING, RELAXING BEAUTY GOODIES ARE ALL YOU’LL NEED

1. Ultraceuticals Ultra Body Moisturiser, $49, St Ives Professional Skincare 2. Nude by Nature Papaw Ointment, $5.95, McFadden’s Centre Pharmacy 3. L’Oréal Paris Colour Riche Le Vernis, $7.95, Blooms the Chemist 4. Dr. LeWinn’s Instant Beauty Radiance Booster, $49.95, Blooms the Chemist 5. Natio Orange Blossom body wash, $12.95, Blooms the Chemist 6. La Roche-Posay Lipikar Cleansing Oil, $32.95, McFadden’s Centre Pharmacy 7. Sukin Rose Hip Hydrating Day Cream, $23.95, O’Loughlin’s Medical Pharmacy 8. The Jojoba Company 100% Natural Australian Jojoba, $19.95, McFadden’s Centre Pharmacy 9. La Roche-Posay Anthelios XL Tinted Cream, $27.99, McFadden’s Centre Pharmacy 10. L.A. Colors nail polish, $3.99, Blooms the Chemist 11. Ahava Deadsea Mud Purifying Mud Soap, $15, Blooms the Chemist.

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THIS IS AN EDITED EXTRACT FROM CANTINA BY PAUL WILSON, PUBLISHED BY HARDIE GRANT, $49.95

Salsa criolla can be made using

red or white onion. The red onion version is great with

grilled spiced skirt (flank) steak, while the white onion version is best matched with sashimi or cured, smoked, roasted or

barbecued oily fish such as tuna, swordfish or

salmon.

GET READY TO FIRE UP THE BARBIE – THIS TUNA SALAD IS SURE TO BE A SUMMER CROWD-PLEASER. THEN GET THE KIDS TO HELP MAKE YUMMY BERRY ICES.

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THIS IS AN EDITED EXTRACT FROM SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE BY LOUISE FULTON KEATS, PUBLISHED BY HARDIE GRANT, $39.95

Peruvian salsa criollaMakes 3 cups250g sugar250ml cider vinegar2 red or white onions80g sea salt1 small bulb fennel2 jalapeños or

amarillo chillies 1–2 red or white banana

or bullhorn chillies 1 small handful tarragon

leaves, roughly chopped1 small handful of flat-leaf

parsley or coriander leaves, roughly chopped

grated zest and juice of 4 limes

Tuna50g sea salt flakespinch of ground cuminpinch of smoked paprikapinch of ground allspice4 x 200g sashimi-grade

tuna steaksolive oil, for drizzling

Garnish Serves 4cheeks of 3 limes1 small handful of

micro herbs, such as coriander, purple basil, mint or oregano

best-quality extra-virgin olive oil to drizzle

Tuna 1. Heat a barbecue chargrill plate to high. Combine salt and spices in a small bowl.2. Drizzle tuna with oil and sprinkle liberally with the spiced salt mix.3. Sear tuna briefly on the barbecue, for one minute on each side. Transfer to a chopping board and cut into thick slices.4. Serve tuna with salsa criolla and garnish with lime cheeks, a sprinkling of herbs and a drizzle of extra-virgin oil.

Store in an airtight container in the refrigerator for up to one week.

Stop in at Seafood @ St Ives and Harris Farm Markets to pick up everything you need to make these yummy dishes.

Barbecued tuna salad with Peruvian salsa criolla

Pink grapefruit raspberry ices

2½ cups freshly squeezed pink grapefruit juice

3 tablespoons maple syrup24 raspberries, washed

1. Stir together grapefruit juice and maple syrup with ½ cup water.2. Place half the raspberries into the bottom of six 125ml (½ cup) iceblock moulds or 12 x 60ml (¼ cup) moulds.3. Pour half the grapefruit mixture into the moulds over the berries and freeze for 1–2 hours, or until partially frozen. Repeat with remaining raspberries and grapefruit mixture. Freeze overnight, or until frozen solid. Tip: If you are using iceblock sticks, you will need to freeze the second round of mixture for 1-2 hours until partially frozen, insert the sticks, then return to the freezer overnight.

Peruvian salsa criolla1. Combine sugar and vinegar in a medium saucepan and gently simmer over low heat, stirring occasionally, until sugar dissolves. Set aside to cool.2. Cut cheeks off onions and slice very thinly. Place onion in a bowl, sprinkle with salt and cover with hot water. Stand for 5 minutes then drain.3. Slice fennel and chillies into thin strips the same size as the onion.4. Place onion, fennel, chillies and herbs into a bowl and combine. Add lime zest and juice to the cooled vinegar liquid and pour over onion mixture.

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Warm golds paired with fairy lights create a cosy and welcoming atmosphere.

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WHAT’S YOUR CHRISTMAS STYLE? WHETHER YOU WANT TO PLAN A CLASSIC DINNER OR A MODERN PARTY, FRESH IDEAS AND A BIT OF PLANNING ARE KEY TO CREATING SUCCESSFUL FESTIVE EVENTS.

Traditional vs. modern menus

A traditional celebrationA classic menu celebrates Christmas mainstays, and brings with it connotations of warmth and comfort. The starring role of a traditional menu is a roast turkey, with all the trimmings. Think tart cranberry sauce, crispy roast vegetables, hearty chestnut stuffing and, if you are going all out, a honey-glazed ham. Classic starter options could be a walnut and pear salad, a prawn cocktail or individual cheesy soufflés. Dessert, of course, has to be Christmas pudding, with lashings of brandy butter or rum sauce. Liam Cotterill from St Ives Vintage Cellars recommends starting with an Australian wine like Taltarni Taché, $21.99.

“Taltarni Taché is given both its name and salmon-pink colour thanks to the addition of a small amount of Shiraz when it is disgorged, taché being French for stained. This added shot of Shiraz gives this méthode traditionnelle Australian sparkling a red berry and rose aroma with subtle toasty notes. Complex flavours of

strawberries and fresh citrus are balanced out with vibrant acidity, leaving the flavour lingering for a long finish.”Styling: For classic styling, it’s all about a lush Christmas tree decked out with traditional decorations. For a strong theme, pick focus colours, such as festive reds or warm golds, to carry through your decorations and table settings. Find premium Christmas bon bons at Sorrento or Bed Bath N’ Table, because it just isn’t Christmas without a silly hat, right?Top Tip: Get in early to pre-order your Christmas turkey from Fare Game (call 9144 2024), up to a week before Christmas. They stock whole fresh turkeys from 2–10kg in size, as well as fresh turkey buffet, turkey breast fillets and roasts and pre-cooked turkey breast. They also offer a range of other poultry – including geese, duck, spatchcock, game birds and free-range chicken. Inspiration: Check out the book Margaret Fulton Christmas.

You can’t go past traditional favourites such as a prawn cocktail or a side of Brussels sprouts.

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Berry martini fizz

A modern affairA modern menu is a great opportunity to bring an Australian twist to the day, and to reflect our warm climate through the festive season. The approach here could be more informal with a barbeque, or a formal celebration with a three-course meal. Think of serving canapé-style starters, or perhaps present a central mezze board for guests to select from – with the likes of falafels, hummus, pita bread and olives from the extensive deli section at Romeo’s SUPA IGA.

Left: Ask your guests to bring a creative salad to help ease your cooking load.

Above: Decorate your table with felt or paper decorations. A lime tart is a light and summery dessert option.

Pair with a summery and sophisticated cocktail. Cotterill recommends a Berry Martini Fizz, a tasty fusion of two great drinks; the martini and Prosecco (below). Seafood is a popular choice for an Australian Christmas. For mains, it could be an oven-baked fish or seafood platter, alongside a range of salads featuring summery ingredients. Think a green salad with mango and lime, or a quinoa salad with pomegranate and feta. The team at Seafood @ St Ives say they receive a high demand for their selection of prawns, lobsters, oysters and crabs during the festive season. They take orders from the end of November through to December 22 for customers to pick up on Christmas Eve (call 9144 4001). For dessert, try a berry and white chocolate semifreddo or lime tart, followed by coffee and a chocolate selection from Cocolat (chocolate caramel cups anyone?).Styling: A theme of white with hints of silver or green can create a fresh take on festive decoration. If trees and stockings aren’t your thing, try simple fairy lights, fresh flowers and paper lamps or bunting to enhance the party atmosphere.Inspiration: Check out Donna Hay’s Simple Essentials Christmas.Top Tip: Fresh prawns make a great starter. Seafood @ St Ives offers tiger, Crystal Bay, king and green prawns. To save time, buy their cooked prawns and serve with one of their ready-made sauces, with delicious flavours like zesty lime and chilli and Japanese wasabi.

INGREDIENTS 30ml Cinzano Rosso ($15.99, Vintage Cellars) 15ml Tanqueray London

Dry Gin, ($43.99, Vintage Cellars)½ teaspoon icing sugarFrozen raspberriesChalkboard King Valley

Prosecco ($12.99, Vintage Cellars)

METHODSpoon icing sugar into a champagne flute or martini glass and add Cinzano and Tanqueray. Mix until sugar is dissolved. Add 2–3 frozen

raspberries and top up with Prosecco.

For a non-alcoholic version, use 30ml Cawsey’s Grenadine ($15.90, Vintage Cellars) and Edenvale Alcohol Removed Sparkling Cuvée ($9.49, Woolworths) instead of Cinzano and gin.

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THIS IS AN EDITED EXTRACT FROM MAKE AND DO BY BECI ORPIN, PUBLISHED BY HARDIE GRANT, $39.95

THESE EASY LANTERNS ARE PERFECT FOR PARTIES.

Festive paper lanterns

You will need: • Tissue paper, in various

colours, for shapes and tassels

• Paper lanterns, white or assorted colours: 50cm, 30cm and 20cm

• Scissors

• Glue• Paintbrush • Spray paint• Sticky tape• String • Wooden beads

1 Paper shapes: Cut out various shapes from the tissue paper, such as small squares, thin strips and small circles. AUTHOR TIP: “I used paper confetti for the small circles.”2 Assemble large and medium paper lanterns. Glue the tissue shapes over the lanterns and leave to dry. AUTHOR TIP: “I decorated the large lantern with squares and strips, and the medium lantern with multi-coloured dots (confetti).”3 Spray paint: Assemble the small paper lantern. Working from the top of the lantern, apply spray paint around the opening of the lantern and down the side a little.4 Darken colour by applying a second coat of paint. When paint is dry, turn lantern upside down and spray the other end the same colour, or use a contrasting colour.5 For the tassels: Fold a piece of tissue paper in half and cut out a rectangle measuring about 6 x 20cm. Using scissors, cut slits along the 20cm side of the paper, spacing the cuts about 5mm apart.6 Roll paper up to form a tassel. 7 Secure top of the tassel with sticky tape.8 Place a small length of string at the top of the tassel and secure with another piece of tape. Thread the string through the bead, so the tassel sits at the bottom of the bead. Secure in place with glue, if required.9 Repeat steps 5 to 8 to make a second tassel. Tie the beaded tassels to the bottom of the small and medium lanterns. Use a piece of string to tie the small lantern to the bottom of the large lantern.

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Deck the halls (and everywhere else)

HOLIDAY STYLING ISN’T JUST ABOUT THE CHRISTMAS TREE. A FEW SIMPLE ADDITIONS CAN ADORN EVERY ROOM OF YOUR HOME AND

CREATE THE IDEAL ATMOSPHERE FOR ENTERTAINING.

Even the most stylish homes can do with a little something extra when it comes to entertaining over the holiday season: some fairy lights, a bit of sparkle or some new candles. This year, why not start with a base of metallics? Think heavy metals in frosted silver, shiny gold and warm rose-gold tones. Don’t be afraid to mix and match metals, then pair with green succulents, ivy wreaths, traditional pieces or wooden accents for a truly chic Christmas.

You can deck out your table with high-quality faux flowers and berries from Collage Homewares and Gifts. These can be strewn casually over a white tablecloth, or placed into a simple vase. If you’re feeling creative, you can add them to a simple wooden wreath with the help of some clear fishing line or natural cotton twine.

Keep your home smelling fresh with candles from Sorrento. Create a Christmassy aroma with the vanilla bean or French pear candles from the Ecoya range, or a fresh summery scent with the coconut and lime candle from the Palm Beach Collection.

Be sure to stock up on your classic decorations at Bed Bath N’ Table. Their sparkly stars and bauble-style lights will instantly give any room a festive feel. Add decorations to wrapped presents to

really lift your wrapping to something special. You’ll find a range of wrapping paper to match nearby at Nextra St Ives Village Newsagency.

Plenty Kitchen & Tableware also has several new ranges arriving in time for Christmas, says manager Tiffany Herbert.

“As the weather heats up, so do the ranges that will be showcased in store. We work hard to source Christmas decorations which you will not find in mass consumer stores. The result is that you will find unique and unusual decorations as well as novel ways to decorate and showcase your Christmas baking creations.”

She predicts their mango wood and marble serving boards will be a massive hit for home chefs this season, and their Dame Edna style glasses that protect your eyes when chopping onions will be a popular choice for a fun stocking stuffer (see p.13). For the season’s on-trend home gifts, Tiffany recommends bold shades.

“The trend is leading towards bright colours, along with geometrical shapes. For example, a striking canary yellow outdoor tumbler matched with a grey ceramic plate. The benefit of this trend is that you can mix and match what you already have in your kitchen cupboard with something new.”

WORDS: SOPHIE HULL

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1. Plenty Kitchen & Tableware gold pineapple, $49.95 2. Plenty Kitchen & Tableware placemats, $7.95 each 3. Adrienne & The Misses Bonney St Ives jar, $25

4. Bed Bath N’ Table jewelled star, $5.95 5. Witchery vessel, $9.95 6. Plenty Kitchen & Tableware

gold cake stand, $69.95, and server, $14.95 7. Plenty Kitchen & Tableware salad servers, $29.95

8. Bed Bath N’ Table glass lights, $24.95 9. Plenty Kitchen

& Tableware platter, $54.95 10. Plenty Kitchen & Tableware

laurel leaf spray, $6.95 each 11. Plenty Kitchen & Tableware Glasshouse Kyoto candle, $39.95 12. Witchery decoration, $14.95 13. Bed Bath N’ Table glass ball

decoration, $7.95 14. Bed Bath N’ Table LED pine cone light, $11.95 15. Bed Bath N’ Table gold forks, $29.95 16. Sorrento dessert fork,

$3.95, and spoon, $7.95

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Your 2015 travel hit-list

WE’VE GOT THE INSIDER’S TIPS ON THE HOTTEST UP-AND-COMING DESTINATIONS

TO INSPIRE YOU IN THE YEAR AHEAD.

WORDS: NIKKI WALLMAN

Iceland’s long winter nights create ideal conditions for

the Northern Lights.

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Bored of Bali? Tired of Thailand? Europe making you yawn? At its best, travel can lift us out of our everyday routines, reinvigorate us, and help us to reconnect with ourselves and our loved ones, creating life-long memories along the way. So why not ditch the infinity pools, palm trees and pina coladas, and broaden your horizons in 2015? From the majestic landscapes of Iceland to the vibrant culture of Cuba and the tiny kingdom of Bhutan, St Ives Shopping Village travel experts share the under-the-radar destinations they believe will hit the spotlight next year.

1 IcelandBeing an isolated island and Europe’s least densely populated country, “Iceland may seem like a curious place for a travel destination,” says Sharyn Reeves, travel and cruise specialist at Inspired Travel Worldwide. But the stunning and largely untouched landscape boasts hot springs, glaciers, lava fields and waterfalls, making it a nature lover’s paradise.

Basically, if you’re looking for out-of-this-world scenery (minus the crowds) Iceland would make the ideal next stamp in your passport.

The warmer months are surprisingly mild, with nonstop daylight around midsummer thanks to the midnight sun (how’s that for something different!), while Iceland’s long winter nights create ideal conditions for the Northern Lights – definitely one for the bucket list.

Cultural, cool Reykjavik is becoming a hot destination for cruise ships between May and October, says Reeves, who suggests sampling super-fresh seafood and local brews before hitting the capital city’s renowned nightlife.

Depending on the season, there’s a dizzying array of other must-dos – from marvelling at the ‘lunar landscapes’ of the Lake Myvatn area to soaking in the Blue Lagoon geothermal spa, and diving or snorkelling in the crystal-clear waters between two continental plates at Silfra in Thingvellir National Park.

2 Cuba Famously isolated thanks to Fidel Castro’s communist dream, Cuba is beginning to open up to tourism, says Adelina Arancibia, manager at St Ives Travel & Cruise Boutique. It may not be bright and shiny, but Cuba is full of soul.

A destination that’s full of soul.

From top to bottom: The streets of Trinidad, Cuba; Cuban musicians; a beach in Cuba; an art shop in the town of Trinidad, Cuba. Left: Aurora Borealis (the Northern Lights) in Iceland.

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“For those who have travelled ‘everywhere’, this is an interesting new destination they may not have yet discovered,” she says.

Anneke Irik, manager at Flight Centre St Ives, agrees. Besides Cuba’s “amazing beaches,” says Irik, “Havana is soaked in history, and nothing has been restored since about 1960, so [it’s] definitely a different experience.”

“You can’t fly there from America, so you have to go via Central or South America,” Irik advises. “A tour is definitely the easiest way to get around, though local buses are pretty good. Peregrine offers one- and two-week tours, and Scenic and APT offer tours of South America that include a Cuba extension.”

Arancibia suggests checking in to Havana’s famous Hotel Nacional de Cuba, taking a tour in a classic old car, and enjoying the fabulous music (think Buena Vista Social Club). Want more?

“Why not combine it with the beautiful Costa Rica, a Caribbean cruise or a bit of R&R on the beach in Belize?” she suggests.

3 BhutanThis exotic, landlocked kingdom is nestled in the eastern Himalayas between China and India, and is renowned for its ‘Gross National Happiness’ index (as opposed to GDP).

Bhutan is “still unspoiled by tourists, yet beginning to open up, so infrastructure is there,” says Arancibia, and it can be experienced on a budget (e.g. a Peregrine tour) or at the high end (e.g. Amankora Resorts, a series of lodges dotted around Bhutan’s stunning valleys and mountains).

Arancibia suggests timing your visit to coincide with one of Bhutan’s many colourful festivals, perhaps even combining it with a visit to northern India – “another beautiful and less-explored area”.

Feeling inspired? For more information, visit Flight Centre St Ives, Shop 76, Level 1, 9144 5655 Inspired Travel Worldwide, Shop 136, Level 2, 9449 8598 St Ives Travel & Cruise Boutique, Shop 86, Level 1, 9983 1699.

Bag itStay stylish as you explore exotic destinations with this pretty pastel luggage tag from Sussan, $12.95. It’s the chic way to keep track of your bags.

travelkit

Helping hand Plan your adventure to Cuba with the Lonely Planet Travel Guide, $37.99, from Book Review. It’s a handy guide on how to get to the heart of the destination.

Bhutan is renowned for its National Happiness index.

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Fashion - Men Double Bay Clothing L1 19 8040 7702Gaz Man L1 9 9144 1752Rodd & Gunn L1 28 9144 4603 R.M.Williams L1 29 9440 7990 Sportscraft L1 82 9440 2366

Fashion - WomenAdrienne & The Misses Bonney St Ives L2 124 9144 3000AnnaKat L2 109 9144 1581Blue Illusion L1 10 9144 5193DCC Designer Clothing Collection L2 108 9144 3834 Designer Forum L1 88 9488 8383 Double Bay Clothing L1 19 8040 7702Elleran Lingerie L1 90 9988 3650Fella Hamilton L1 18 9144 5200Flower Clothing L2 128 9144 1660Hedrena L1 8 9983 0883Judells L1 61 9144 1288 Lorna Jane L1 24 9983 9549 Meredith L2 107 TBC Red Pearl L2 105 9449 4413R.M.Williams L1 29 9440 7990Rodney Clark L1 62 9449 7615Sportscraft L1 82 9440 2366Sussan L1 80 9144 7814Taria Fashion L1 13 9988 0738Trenery L1 71-73 9144 5075 Witchery L1 45 9983 0940W.Lane L1 31 9144 2059Yili’s Boutique L1 89 9449 8488

FootwearAdrienne & The Misses Bonney St Ives L2 124 9144 3000The Athlete’s Foot St Ives L1 41 9440 5614Blue Illusion L1 10 9144 5193Designer Forum L1 88 9488 8383 Eunice Jackson Shoes L1 11-12 9144 7002Leisure’s Shoe Boutique L1 63-64 9488 8411R.M.Williams L1 29 9440 7990Sportscraft L1 82 9440 2366Trenery L1 71-73 9144 5075 Warwick Dawson Shoes L2 130 9144 6711Witchery L1 45 9983 0940

Fresh Food BakeHouse Café L1 67 9440 4349Bakers Delight L2 120 9983 1711Brendan Dewar Patisserie L2 121 9144 5768Fare Game L2 119 9144 2024Peters Meats L1 2 9144 6912Prime Quality Meats L2 111 9440 2533Seafood @ St Ives L2 116 9144 4001

Hairdressing & BeautyBoffa Hairdressing & Beauty L2 133 9144 4262 John Brennan Hair L2 127a 9440 3016Magic Care Massage L1 81 9983 0523Salon St Ives Hairdressing Express L1 5 9449 7533Spa Emerse L2 134 9488 9788 St Ives Nails L1 70 9440 0694 St Ives Professional Skin Care L1 92 9449 4711You By Sia G 139 9191 0324

Jewellery & WatchesDiamond Studio L1 85 9988 3641Edith Elizabeth Antiques L1 77 9440 4400Good Times Watchmaker L1 26 9983 0979St Ives Jewellers L1 94 9449 8506Tuscany L2 129 9988 0095

Medical & PharmacyBlooms the Chemist L1 3-4 9144 6914 Connect Hearing L2 127b 9394 8855 McFadden’s Centre Pharmacy L1 43 9144 7011 O’Loughlin’s Medical Pharmacy L2 126 9440 0030 OPSM L1 69 9449 1066 Prevue Eyewear L1 83-84 9144 6367 SAN Pathology L2 127b 9440 1534 St Ives Dental Group G G3 9983 1166 St Ives Medical & Cosmetic Centre L2 127 9440 5050 St Ives Physiotherapist L3 LOFT 9144 1118

Pet ShopSt Ives Purr-Fect Pets L1 25c 9144 7007

Services Azad’s Fashion & Alterations L1 25a 9440 0090Century 21 L1 25d 9488 8588Concierge (near NAB) L2 - 8422 4000 Early Childhood Centre L1 External 9988 4999Good Times Watchmaker L1 26 9983 0979Neighbourhood Centre L1 External 9988 4966St Ives Library L1 External 9424 0453St Ives Shoe Repairs and Locksmith L1 25e 9144 7872XL Dry Cleaners L1 25b 9144 3140

TelecommunicationsOptus L1 40 8556 9500Telstra Store L1 42 9144 1477Vodafone Select L1 74 9449 2577

Travel, Newsagency & Post OfficeAustralia Post L2 135 13 13 18 Flight Centre L1 76 9144 5655 Inspired Travel Worldwide L2 136 9449 8598 Nextra St Ives Village Newsagency L1 23 9449 7565 St Ives Travel & Cruise Boutique L1 86 9983 1699Travelex L2 136 9449 7504

Directory listing correct as of October 2014

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