Lifestyle

For holidaymakers who return to Queenstown year after year, the idea of owning a place of their own abode can feel both irresistible and out of reach, but a new local advisory business is helping turn that dream into a carefully considered reality. Kathy Sundstrom

Rolling paddocks, mountain views and rare privacy set the scene for a new wedding destination just minutes from Noosa. Kathy Sundstrom discovers the stunning Eerwah Vale Estate. Every couple deserves a dream wedding setting that provides space for their story. A place where the landscape, light

The results are in from the IN Noosa Magazine reader survey, Kathy Sundstrom explores who you are and what you told us

In a market often defined by speed, competition and momentum, Ida Fink Gundtoft  meets a local real estate agent who has built her reputation on something far more enduring: connection. With more than two decades in property sales and a deep-rooted love for the Sunshine

In an age of deepfakes, AI and highly convincing online scams, the greatest risk to Australians’ wealth is no longer market volatility, but the absence of human connection. Kathy Sundstrom speaks to a local Private Wealth Advisory Team who have made cybersafety their personal mission. When

There’s a place, perfectly positioned where the Sunshine Coast stretches out in every direction. Ocean, river and hinterland unfolding in symphony, breathtakingly framed for viewing from an exclusive collection of penthouses. It’s here, at the pinnacle of the region’s tallest residential tower, that a new

John Caruso discovers why one Noosa business refuses to accept ‘good enough’ and how the pursuit of perfection has seen this business blossom. There’s a moment that happens on most building sites, usually late on a Friday when everyone wants to be somewhere else. The foreman

Steep blocks don’t have to spell disaster. Kathy Sundstrom meets a couple turning challenging slopes into stunning, custom designed homes perfectly shaped to the land. Beachside land on the Sunshine Coast is scarce, and the few new estates that do appear often sit on steep, sloping