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Participating Stores PARTICIPATING STORES ALL AROUND MASSAGE GIFT WORKS ALLY FASHION GODFREYS ANGUS & COOTE GOLDMARK JEWELLERS ANJALI BROW STUDIO HAIRHOUSE WAREHOUSE BABYLON BARBER HAPPYTEL BAKERS DELIGHT HELLOWORLD BEST&LESS HOLLYWOOD NAILS BETTS HOME VALUE BONDS OUTLET IBROW THREADS BOOST JUICE ISHKA BRAS N THINGS ITAMI BREAD & BREW IT'S PET-TACULAR CAFE LINGO JACK'S CAFFE ACQUA JAY JAYS CHARLESWORTH NUTS JB HI-FI CHEMIST WAREHOUSE JEANSWEST CHERRY BLOSSOM JOHNNY BIGG CHI BODY SPIRIT JT SURF CIBO ESPRESSO JUST CUTS CITY CHIC JUST JEANS CONNOR KATIES COTTON ON KFC COTTON ON BODY KIMMY NAILS HAIR & BEAUTY DEXTA'S NEWS & LOTTO KINTARO SUSHI DR MOBILE REPAIR KRISPY KREME DUSK LAUBMAN & PANK EASY PHONE LIPPITTS MANUFACTURING JEWELLERS EB GAMES LOOKSMART ALTERATIONS ELITE SUPPLEMENTS LOVISA ELIZABETH CAR WASH LOWES ESSENTIAL BEAUTY MARKET LANE MEATS EXQUISITE BROWS & SPA MAXMIX HOME & GIFTS FANDI SCISSORHANDS MCDONALD'S FLIGHT CENTRE MCL FASHIONS FOOTLOCKER MENG KEE GHANDA MICHAEL HILL Aus. res. 16+ only. Promotion starts 6/4/21 9am AEST & ends 3/5/21 7pm AEST, while gift stocks last (“Promotional Period”). To claim a $25 Givv gift card: a) spend at least $150 in one (1) transaction on any goods or services (other than the Excluded Items) from any participating retailer at a Participating Shopping Centre which displays advertising for this Promotion; and b) visit the customer service desk in centre, present your receipt for the Qualifying Spend to a staff member at the desk and complete the claim form to sign up to receipt of marketing from the centre. List of participating retailers will be available at the customer service desk in centre and/or on the shopping centre’s website. Keep receipt/s. Max 1 claim/qualifying spend. Max 1 claim/person/day. Excluded Items: The following products or services (including vouchers relating to such products or services) will not be eligible to purchase to claim a gift: gift cards, liquor or tobacco products, weapons of any kind, prescription medicines, cosmetic or surgical procedures, banks, Automatic Telling Machines, financial institutions, health insurance, TAB and gaming venues, amusement venues, professional services and suites/offices. Promoter: VICINITY CENTRES PM PTY LTD ABN 96 101 504 045, L 4, Chadstone Tower One 1341 Dandenong Rd, Chadstone VIC 3148. See https://rebrand.ly/conditions-of-claim for Terms and Conditions. NSW Authority No. TP/00046. PARTICIPATING STORES MILLERS SKECHERS MISTER MINIT SMIGGLE MIYABI SUSHI SMOKEMART & GIFTBOX MOMENTEA SOONTA NATIONAL PHARMACIES SOUL ORIGIN NATURE PURE MASSAGE SPECSAVERS NONI B SPENDLESS SHOES NOVO SHOES SPORTSPOWER OLLIE'S PLACE STRANDBAGS OPSM SUNGLASS HUT OPTUS SUPRE PHONE PLANET SUSHI HUB PLATYPUS SHOES SUZANNE GRAE PRETZEL ALLY SWEETAHOLIC PRICE ATTACK TAROCASH PRICELINE PHARMACY TELSTRA PROFESSIONAIL THE ATHLETE'S FOOT PROUDS THE JEWELLERS THE BEAUTY & BROW PARLOUR PTC PHONE TECH & COMM THE BODY SHOP QBD THE BOOKSHOP THE CARVERY Q-TEE NAILS THE CROSS CUT RAINBOW NAILS THE REJECT SHOP READING CINEMAS THE T-SHIRT MAN REBEL SPORT THE WAY CAFE RED CHILLI ASIAN FOOD BAR TYPO RHEINLAND BAKERY VALLEYGIRL RIVALRY URBANWEAR VODAFONE RIVERS WASH MASTERS SANITY WENDY'S MILK BAR SCHNITHOUSE WILLIAMS SEVEN MEN YD. SHAVER SHOP YIROS OR KEBAB SHERIDAN OUTLET ZAMBRERO SHIELS JEWELLERS ZING POP CULTURE SHOE KINGS ZITTO Aus. res. 16+ only. Promotion starts 6/4/21 9am AEST & ends 3/5/21 7pm AEST, while gift stocks last (“Promotional Period”). To claim a $25 Givv gift card: a) spend at least $150 in one (1) transaction on any goods or services (other than the Excluded Items) from any participating retailer at a Participating Shopping Centre which displays advertising for this Promotion; and b) visit the customer service desk in centre, present your receipt for the Qualifying Spend to a staff member at the desk and complete the claim form to sign up to receipt of marketing from the centre. List of participating retailers will be available at the customer service desk in centre and/or on the shopping centre’s website. Keep receipt/s. Max 1 claim/qualifying spend. Max 1 claim/person/day. Excluded Items: The following products or services (including vouchers relating to such products or services) will not be eligible to purchase to claim a gift: gift cards, liquor or tobacco products, weapons of any kind, prescription medicines, cosmetic or surgical procedures, banks, Automatic Telling Machines, financial institutions, health insurance, TAB and gaming venues, amusement venues, professional services and suites/offices. Promoter: VICINITY CENTRES PM PTY LTD ABN 96 101 504 045, L 4, Chadstone Tower One 1341 Dandenong Rd, Chadstone VIC 3148. See https://rebrand.ly/conditions-of-claim for Terms and Conditions. NSW Authority No. TP/00046. .
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