Project Description

The history of Aura

We call this land Aura. Nestled in the shadows of the Glasshouse Mountains, Aura is part of the Pumicestone Passage catchment. This Pumicestone Passage has a fascinating history, stretching back over 7,000 years – a unique and iconic waterway, rich in ecological diversity. Marine life breeds here, and it’s a haven for birds and wildlife too. The land used to provide food for the Traditional Custodians, the Undumbi people, whose country runs from Pine River in the south, to Noosa and west to the mountains.

The Traditional Custodians of the Sunshine Coast – the Kabi Kabi First Nation People of the lands on which we work and live on. We recognise our People’s continuous connection to Waters, Lands and Seas within the Community and pay our respects to the Elders, Past, Present and Emerging.

Sustainable communities

We are proud to report that Stockland has been named in the Global 100 Most Sustainable Corporates Index for five consecutive years, and three times named the most sustainable real estate company in the world on the Dow Jones Sustainability Index.