Sue Williams
Sue Williams is a Sydney-based freelance travel writer, author and journalist who's filed for newspapers, magazines, radio and TV stations around the world.
How much it costs to live in Sydney’s most expensive suburb
Buy an average kind of house in what’s become Australia’s priciest suburb – and you’ll have no change left from a staggering $11 million.
- Sue Williams
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Interest-only loans hit eight-year high fuelled by property investors
A jump in activity from property investors has pushed up interest-only lending, a trend once considered risky. The 2026 federal budget may change that.
- Sue Williams
The country capturing the imagination of travellers like no other
Tourism is hitting record numbers in this southern Mediterranean nation. Hotels are numerous, food is spectacularly good and prices are pleasingly low.
- Sue Williams
The new type of must-do meal on trips don’t involve a restaurant
A home-style meal offering on tours is becoming hugely popular with Australian travellers. And it’s no surprise why.
- Sue Williams
The unexpected NSW regional towns where house prices rose 20 per cent
Home buyers in high-priced coastal markets may have caught the jitters, but other regions have come to the fore.
- Sue Williams
Holiday of a lifetime: Maria is going on a ‘golden gap year’
Maria Buzzo sold her family house, bought a downsizer apartment and then settled on a plan for the interim that beat renting.
- Sue Williams
The NSW regional towns that boomed most over the past year
Some of the sharper rises were in lesser-known towns outside larger regional centres, but a sea change favourite made the list.
- Sue Williams
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How Jo won a six-year battle to have a dog in an upmarket Sydney building
After a 22-year pet prohibition in the exclusive Horizon apartment block was overturned, blanket bans on animals were outlawed across NSW.
- Sue Williams
Beat the petrol price: 10 of the best places to visit by train from Sydney
With fuel prices spiralling on the back of war, it’s so much cheaper to share wheels – especially if they’re gliding along train tracks.
- Sue Williams
Seven spectacular highlights of the world’s largest river
The almighty Amazon flows from the heights of the snow-capped Andean Mountains and rushes through Peru, Brazil and Colombia before pouring into the Atlantic Ocean, 6400 kilometres away.
- Sue Williams