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The Strand Arcade 412-414 George St Sydney www.strandarcade.com.au The Queen Victoria Building (QVB) www.qvb.com.au 455 George St, Sydney Westfield Sydney 100 Market St, Sydney www.westfield.com.au/sydney Martin Place Station The Strand Arcade St James Station Pitt St Mall Queen Victoria Building QVB The Galleries Town Hall Station Afternoon Activities: 2:00pm - 5:30pm Contacts: Allison van Etten 0404 834 952 Conference Dinner: 7:00pm - 10:00pm @ The Menzies or Zeta Petersen 0468 760 071 Shopping Hints For the sweet tooth Koko Black Chocolates – The Strand Arcade Ground Level and QVB Ground Level Haigh’s Chocolates – The Strand Arcade Ground Level and QVB Ground Level Doughnut Time - QVB Lower Ground North Zumbo Patisserie – QBV Ground Level For the bookworm Kinokuniya – Australia’s largest bookstore - The Galeries Level 2 Dymocks – Sydney bookstore – Adjacent to The Strand on George Street Abbey’s Bookshop – Sydney’s secret for hard to find books – Behind QVB on York Street For the homebody Zara Home – Pitt Street Mall Muji – Japanese Clothing and Homewares store – The Galeries Level 1 Victoria’s Basement – QVB Lower Ground South For the makeup artist Sephora – Westfield Pitt Street Mall Mecca – The Strand Arcade Level 1 and QVB Ground Floor For the gadget obsessed Apple Store – behind The Strand Arcade on the opposite side of George Street Microsoft Store – Pitt Street Mall JB Hi-Fi – The Strand Arcade Lower Ground Level For the fashionista Zara – Westfield Pitt Street Mall H&M – Pitt Street Mall Topshop – QVB North end Forever 21 – Pitt Street Mall Uniqlo – Pitt Street Mall (MidCity) Upper Floor Level Meeting Points 2.00pm Walk to Queen Victoria Building (QVB) on the corner of Druitt St and George St 5.15pm Meet at the QVB to head back for evening activities Afternoon Activities: 2:00pm - 5:30pm Contacts: Allison van Etten 0404 834 952 Conference Dinner: 7:00pm - 10:00pm @ The Menzies or Zeta Petersen 0468 760 071.

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