First stage of Shellharbour's $300m mall opens

By Greg Ellis
Updated July 10 2012 - 5:55pm, first published May 1 2012 - 11:24am
Stockland development manager Tim Beattie in the City Square, which features alfresco dining from eateries such as Cold Rock, The Coffee Club, Max Brenner, Sushi Bay and Ribs and Rumps.
Stockland development manager Tim Beattie in the City Square, which features alfresco dining from eateries such as Cold Rock, The Coffee Club, Max Brenner, Sushi Bay and Ribs and Rumps.
Mr Beattie with some of the wind turbines that, when combined with a co-gen plant and 7000sqm of solar panels, will produce 70 per cent of the mall's energy needs.
Mr Beattie with some of the wind turbines that, when combined with a co-gen plant and 7000sqm of solar panels, will produce 70 per cent of the mall's energy needs.
Pictures: ROBERT PEET
Pictures: ROBERT PEET

Illawarra shoppers will get a first glimpse of the new Stockland Shellharbour shopping mall today when Kmart, Coles and 43 specialty stores open their doors.

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