Stockland Aura is marking 10 years since the Sunshine Coast greenfield site began transforming into what will become Australia’s largest master-planned community.
Environmental protection has been at the heart of Aura’s design, with nearly one-third dedicated to conservation.
Stockland development director Josh Sondergeld says the milestone reflects delivery and community growth.
“Over the past decade, Aura has evolved into an active, diverse community shaped by the more than 16,000 residents who call it home,” Mr Sondergeld says.
“Local employment continues to grow, supported by Aura Business Park, the Aura Town Centre which recently began construction, and the Aura Home + Life retail precinct opening later this year.”
To celebrate, Stockland has launched BirthdayLand: an interactive installation running from March 21 to April 19. Tickets are $2 per person or $5 per family, with proceeds supporting OzHarvest.
OzHarvest Queensland state manager Michaela Windsor welcomed the partnership.
“Every $1 raised through BirthdayLand helps us deliver two meals to people doing it tough, and every dollar will stay right here in the region, helping local families and individuals in need,” Ms Windsor says.
Mr Sondergeld says BirthdayLand is a fun, inclusive way to mark Aura’s 10-year anniversary while giving back.
“We’re looking forward to welcoming Aura residents and visitors from across the region to enjoy this fun family outing during the school holidays,” he says.
“With every ticket purchased putting more meals on plates across the Sunshine Coast, it’s a celebration with real impact.”
For tickets visit shorturl.at/bySsZ.
