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The decorations are up, the carols are playing and ho ho ho, Santa is on his way! To help you make the most of the silly season, we have your Christmas gifts covered, as well as ideas on the best ways to entertain this summer, how to master holiday shopping and set your 2016 goals, and everything you need to know about the latest fashion trends!
We sincerely hope you enjoy everything the festive season has to offer and look forward to celebrating with you in-centre.
Happy shopping! From the team at Stockland Green Hills


How to get your home ready for the festive season.
13 A CHRISTMAS YOU WON’T FORGET
Everything you need for a perfect day. 14 HOLIDAY SHOPPING
A shopper’s guide to master bargain-buying.
15 NEW YEAR’S RESOLUTIONS
How to achieve your 2016 goals. 17 FASHION FORECAST
The trends you need to know about. 18
What your look says about you. 22
Your look covered from day to night.



















































START CELEBRATING CHRISTMAS EARLY; TAKE PART IN THE IN-CENTRE ACTIVITIES AND EMBRACE THE SERVICES.





















SNOW DOGS are back for limited photo opportunities on Saturdays 5th and 12th of December from 10am-1pm. Bookings are essential.









Santa’s back in-centre and is located outside Best & Less.
SENSITIVE SANTA times have been allocated where Santa can spend just a little more time with children who have special needs on Sundays 6th and 13th of December from 8am-10am and Tuesday 15th December from 5pm-6pm. Bookings are essential.




Information and package details can be found on the Green Hills website and Facebook page.

MRS CLAUS will be available for photos with or without Santa.
Individual bookings for pictures with Mrs Claus are essential and can be made for the following sessions: Thursdays 3rd, 10th and 17th of December from 4pm–5pm.





The virtual queue will be in operation from Monday, 14 December through until Christmas.




FOR ANY OF THESE SPECIAL SESSIONS PLEASE BOOK A TIME THROUGH CUSTOMER CARE ON 4933 2799.











Simply register at the Santa photography setting to reserve your place in the queue and continue shopping. The friendly photography staff will send you a text message when your time to meet with
Gift-giving is a fun and exciting part of the festive season, but it’s easy to forget what exchanging gifts is really about. Why do we do it? There could be more benefits to giving than you realise.
It’s that time of year again! December hits and, without thinking twice, our eyes are peeled for great gift ideas to wrap in pretty paper and set under the Christmas tree, ready for the big day.
Of course, Christmas is about more than just receiving parcels in the mail, but the tradition of gift-giving has been around for thousands of years. From the beginning of time, human beings have had a natural inclination to offer and exchange items between each other – but what is all this gift-giving really about?
Giving and receiving is a universal love language. It’s a customary practice enjoyed worldwide and a way to express love, appreciation and care in a tangible form.
However, it’s not just the end result that counts; it’s the process that speaks volumes. From scouring stands to find that special item which has your loved one’s name written all over it, to delicately wrapping it in beautiful paper, to etching a heartfelt message in a carefully picked card – these actions express “I love you” in the most authentic way.
The best part, though, could easily be seeing their face light up in the moments before they open the gift. The thrill of not quite knowing what’s beneath the paper. They feel it, rattle it, and sometimes give it a squeeze, and the mystery continues for a few seconds longer. Then it’s the ultimate feeling of warmth – eyes sparkle and a slow smile spreads across their face as the surprise is finally revealed.

Studies have even suggested that to give without expecting can result in an emotional lift, all while strengthening our bond and connection with loved ones.
Ultimately, though – whether it’s a handcrafted card, homemade baked goods, a unique piece of jewellery or even a shopping voucher – the gift of giving can be a wonderful experience for all involved.


















UPGRADE HER ESSENTIALS WITH THESE BEAUTIFUL FEMININE NECESSITIES.

Simple and classy, these diamond earrings will allow


Fun and festive; she’ll absolutely love these sparkly snowflake earrings.


A popular design that exudes elegance and grace for any occasion.





The gift of technology will keep him entertained for hours.



















Give him the gift of comfort and style this Christmas with these modern and versatile shoes.





















From toddlers to teens – fill the Christmas sack with bright, quirky gifts to keep them entertained these holidays.













The table is a focal point in any home; it’s the place where we all come together to share good food and good laughs. Take your dining experience to the next level with modern placemats, centrepieces and plateware to ensure you’ll be eating in style with friends and family.

There’s no denying that all Australians love spending time outdoors. Wow friends with an outdoor set-up that will make the neighbours jealous! Extra touches like fairy lights, comfortable seating and an outdoor music system will see you enjoy every minute of those warm summer nights.
ENJOY EASY BREEZY SUMMER LIVING WITH THESE TOP FOUR TIPS TO LIVEN UP YOUR HOME THIS SEASON.

ATMOSPHERE


Add ambiance by investing in accessories that will dress up your home. Aside from traditional Christmas decorations, try featuring candles, fresh flowers or beautiful room infusers to create the ultimate relaxing summer sanctuary.

Freshen up your home with bright colours and décor. Items such as cushions, throws and vases are a fantastic way to lighten up, tone down or transform your living area into a warm and friendly entertaining space for guests.
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It’s the day we all look forward to! Make your Christmas Day one to remember with these great tips.
Make lasting memories and capture all of the smiles and surprises on your smartphone or camera!


Serves: 8-10
Time needed: 3 hours
Difficulty: Hard
4 egg whites, room temperature
1 cup caster sugar
1 tsp white vinegar
1 tsp vanilla bean extract
1 tbsp cornflour
300ml fresh cream, whipped
250g fresh strawberries, hulled and quartered
125g fresh or frozen raspberries
1 pomegranate

If you’re looking for something to do on the day, why not get the whole family involved? A game of backyard cricket is fun for everyone, or bust out board games for some friendly competition, and then finish the day with a walk at dusk to enjoy your neighbourhood’s Christmas lights.
IT WOULDN’T BE CHRISTMAS WITHOUT CAROLS. WAKE THE FAMILY UP WITH YOUR FAVOURITE FESTIVE TUNES AND GET EVERYONE IN THE MOOD FOR A FUN-FILLED DAY OF TOGETHERNESS.

fresh mint to garnish
1/4 cup caster sugar
125g frozen raspberries
1 lemon, juiced
STEP 1: Preheat oven to 120C, or 100C for a fan-forced oven. Grease a large oven tray and top with a sheet of baking paper. Use a 25cm round baking tin to trace a circle on the baking paper. Draw a 15cm-wide circle inside the larger circle. This will act as a guide when shaping your meringue.
STEP 2: Beat the egg whites with an electric mixer in a small bowl until soft peaks begin to form. Add sugar, a small amount at a time, beating until the sugar dissolves each time. The meringue will start to look stiff and shiny. Add cornflour, vinegar and vanilla bean extract and beat until just combined.
STEP 3: Using a wooden spoon, scoop a large dollop of meringue mix onto the tray, between the larger and smaller circle. Repeat this until the wreath is complete. Smooth the top with the spoon. Place the wreath in the oven for two hours. Turn off the oven and open the door slightly. Leave meringue in oven until completely cool.
STEP 4: To make the coulis, blend the frozen raspberries, sugar and lemon juice until smooth. Put to the side.
STEP 5: Move the wreath to a serving dish, being careful not to break it. Dress the wreath with whipped cream, drizzle on coulis, and then top with fresh berries, pomegranate and mint. Serve immediately.
TOP TIP: Don’t open the oven while the meringue is cooking, as it could cause the meringue to drop. Let the meringue cool in the oven so it doesn’t break. Your guests will be so busy enjoying the classic Christmas dessert, they won’t notice any imperfections.
For a step-by-step guide and more ideas, head to stockland.com.au/greenhills

POST-CHRISTMAS SALES MEAN OFFICIALLY LETTING LOOSE AND CHUCKING IN AS MUCH AS OUR TROLLEYS CAN CARRY. HERE ARE FOUR TIPS TO SURVIVE THE CROWDS AND HELP WITH SEAMLESS BARGAIN-BUYING!


A crucial part of mastering the summer sales is making sure you can easily whip in and out of clothes while trying on outfits. Loose-fitting clothes such as dresses and skirts will allow for quick fitting changes.
There’s nothing worse than spending the entire day bargain-hunting and then having to walk for miles because you forgot where you parked. When you arrive at the shopping centre, take in your surroundings to ensure you can jump in the car and get home quickly to enjoy the fruits of your labour.
Get ahead of the crowd and make sure you don’t miss out on all the best sale items by being ready and waiting at the doors before they open.



No one wants to come home with blisters and aching feet. Wear casual shoes that provide comfort if you plan to be on your feet all day. If you’re trying on new things, pick shoes that are loose or can be slipped on and off with ease.



It’s time to reflect on what was and decide which great and exciting things to embark on in 2016. When setting goals, try and follow the SMART rule to help make sure all of your dreams for 2016 come true!


SPECIFIC When setting goals, make sure you know exactly what it is you want and then write it down on a piece of paper, a whiteboard or even pop it on the fridge to keep your goals in sight.
MEASURABLE How will you measure your success in reaching your goal? When do you want to achieve it by?
ATTAINABLE Take into account circumstances, current commitments and any potential time restraints when considering how your goals will be achieved in 2016.
REALISTIC Dream big, but be realistic! The more realistic your goals are, the more likely you are to achieve them.
TIMELY Break your goals down into mini steps so you can chip away at them during the year. Try setting goals for quarters, months or even weeks. Having a plan of attack will bring you one step closer to getting what you desire.

“SETTING
GOALS IS THE FIRST STEP IN TURNING THE INVISIBLE INTO THE VISIBLE.”TONY
ROBBINS



BOHEMIAN-CHIC IS GAINING STRONG MOMENTUM. THIS EFFORTLESS LOOK IS GREAT FOR BARBECUES, FESTIVALS AND BEACH DAYS, AND IS EASILY MATCHED WITH BIG FLOPPY HATS, SIMPLE SANDALS AND EARTHY JEWELLERY.
Bring on boho, baby! It’s hit the runway and now you’ll find fringed and flowing garments across stores nationwide. With this look you’ll achieve ultimate style and remain comfortable right throughout summer.






To obtain the latest up-andcoming look, the classic maxi skirt and playsuit are musthave wardrobe staples. It’s all about light cottons with a focus on clean white colours.



your
with these beautiful printed pieces. This fashion forecast is all about feeling whimsical and timeless with loose-fitting items that command attention in detailed colours and patterns.









Meet your summer essentials! From denim delights to party glam, this guide will see you looking flawless from a day at the beach to your next social soiree.














Sporty girls are on the go girls, so it’s no wonder they opt for gear they can easily move in. Whether it’s running errands, coffee with friends, or the downward-facing dog, these busy ladies are practical yet sophisticated and they definitely rock their activewear in style.






These girls go for frills, flowers, lace and delicate prints. She’s a fashion-focused chick who isn’t afraid of taking a risk here and there, but you’ll usually find her following the latest trends and accessorising with pretty headpieces and jewellery.





The casual girl may not be as fashion-focused as others but she always seems to throw together her looks effortlessly and come out looking amazing! She likes to be comfortable, often picking loose-fitting clothes to match her ultra cool and chilled-out personality.

1. PROUDS THE JEWELLERS PADLOCK BRACELET $99.90 2. EYECARE PLUS GREENHILLS OROTON CLEMENCE SUNGLASSES $215 3. JAY JAYS RAMONES TEE $25 4. W.LANE PAISLEY PRINT SCARF $29.99

5. JEANSWEST DIONNE SLING ESPADRILLE $99
6. JAY JAYS BERMUDA ABRASION SHORT $34.95







FASHION IS A FORM OF EXPRESSION AND IT SPEAKS VOLUMES ABOUT WHO WE ARE AS PEOPLE. CHECK OUT THIS GUIDE AND FIND OUT WHAT YOUR STYLE SAYS ABOUT YOU.


6. HEIRLOOM JEWELLERS AUSTRALIAN ARGYLE CHOCOLATE DIAMOND EARRINGS $799 7. COTTON ON HEIDI KNIT SINGLET $24.95
8. SPECSAVERS TOMMY HILFIGER SUNGLASSES $299
9. LOVISA
The corporate girl sticks to block colours and clean cuts. She’s organised, punctual and is always neatly presented. This kind of lady takes pride in her appearance and doesn’t mind splashing out on signature pieces for her wardrobe.






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Gift wrapping will be available for a gold coin donation. Operated by the Maitland Lions Club, all proceeds will go to a local charity.





Daily ’til Christmas Eve Located near Millers

Christmas couldn’t be any cuter this year! Bring your friends and family along to meet baby reindeer in-centre.
December 21, 22 and 23


Monday, 14 December 2015



8.30am-6.30pm
Tuesday, 15 December 2015 8.30am-6.30pm
Wednesday, 16 December 2015 8.30am-6.30pm
Thursday, 17 December 2015 8.30am-10pm


Friday, 18 December 2015 8.30am-6.30pm

Saturday, 19 December 2015 8am-6pm
Sunday, 20 December 2015 9am-5.30pm
Monday, 21 December 2015 8am-8pm
Tuesday, 22 December 2015 8am-8pm
Wednesday, 23 December 2015 8am-9pm








Come in and see the beautiful Christmas trees, decorated incentre by local school children.



Check our Facebook page to place a vote for your favourite tree!







Thursday, 24 December 2015 8am-5.30pm
Friday, 25 December 2015 Closed

Saturday, 26 December 2015 TBC*
Sunday, 27 December 2015 10am-4pm

Monday, 28 December 2015 10am-4pm
Tuesday, 29 December 2015 9am-5.30pm
Wednesday, 30 December 2015 9am–9pm
Thursday, 31 December 2015 9am-5.30pm
Friday, 1 January 2016 Closed

*Please see centre management for confirmed Boxing Day hours.
Saturday, 2 January 2016 9am-5.30pm (02) 4933 2799





