A Perfect Match
For wine lovers and connoisseurs, the name Margan is now synonymous with the Hunter Valley, thanks to their fine wines,... Read Story
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Minimalist oasis
The story of Michael and Alana Maurushat’s cover-story home begins thanks to another magazine featuring an equally luxe property. “We saw a home on the cover of Green Magazine in 2012 and immediately felt an affinity to the contemporary design,” Michael explained to Hunter and Coastal Lifestyle. Michael reached out to the owner and architect... Read Story Read StoryPeace of paradise
Wander south to Marramarra lodge, an exclusive wilderness hideaway that’s fit for a king. Before you even reach the calming grounds of Marramarra Lodge, about an hour and a half drive from Newcastle, you’re forced to slow to a float. The exclusive escape is set on Fisherman’s Point on the Hawkesbury River. Is only accessible... Read Story Read StoryThe Hunter’s hatted restaurants for 2025
Six hunter establishments awarded chef’s hats at the Good Food Guide Awards The Hunter has always been known as a destination for great wines and fine dining and year by year the region’s reputation continues to flourish. In November, six of the best local restaurants were recognised for their excellence at the 40th annual Sydney... Read Story Read StorySummertime social sips
As summer arrives and social invitations intensify, our lifestyle editor Laura Jackel shares the wines she’ll be sharing with friends this season. First Creek Non Vintage Bontanica Brut Cuvee The pop of a cork symbolises the start of any great celebration, and First Creek’s delicious sparkling white is an absolute party in a bottle. Made... Read Story Read StoryOpulence reimagined at McGuigan House
The Hunter Valley icon that’s starting a whole new life. From the very first moment Meg and Luke Berry set eyes on McGuigan House it was love at first sight. The Hunter Valley property, set on 10 acres with sweeping views of the Brokenback Mountain Ranges, captured both their hearts and imaginations. But it was... Read Story Read Story
Camel Milk – A New Taste Sensation
The Upper Hunter Valley is known for its fine wine and olives, and became the birthplace of the first licensed... Read Story
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Maitland Revival
“Verona”, one of Maitland’s Victorian-styled heritage homes built in 1901, has recently undergone a new lease on life undertaken by... Read Story
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A Peaceful Place – Glenrock Scout Camp
When scouts roll up their sleeves they turn a former coal mine into the perfect scout training centre. Glenrock Scout... Read Story
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Buderim Ginger Celebrates 55 Years
From a small farming community in the pre WWI days, to one of the world’s finest ginger producers, food processors... Read Story
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Gallery Guru’s Goodbye
How do you put down on paper who and what Joe Eisenberg is, and how he has shaped and moulded... Read Story
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A Proud City Landmark
Fort Scratchley, located in a commanding position and guarding the Hunter River estuary, has become one of the city’s greatest... Read Story
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New Beginnings
Several years ago, a Singleton Heights couple decided to relocate to the township, closer to their teenage daughters’ schools and... Read Story
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Fibre of the Gods
There are over 160,000 registered alpacas in Australia, which is the largest population outside of South America. These enchanting animals... Read Story
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Far from the Madding Crowd
Rich history abounds in the Karuah Valley, north of Newcastle, which once represented a portion of the original grant of... Read Story
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