It’s early morning as Georgie Keynes makes her way along a familiar track towards the hills’ country of Keyneton Station. Spiderwebs, wet with dew, flank the path in beaded luminescence as golden sun breaks over this special, gum-studded land that has been in Georgie’s family for six generations.
Despite the many personas he wears on stage, rising star Reo Gerhardy is a young man of singular character. In an industry that lauds fame and fortune, the 17-year-old aspires to leave a legacy as a mentor and male role model in musical theatre.
Kate Argent-Bowden has been attending weekly lawn bowls for as long as she can remember.
As the daughter of a farmer, Ashton Hurn is no stranger to rolling up her sleeves. In fact “pitching in” comes as naturally to the local Member of Parliament as navigating the familiar back roads of Angaston, where she and older brother Shannon grew up on a mixed farm, running sheep and growing grapes and apricots.
Barbara Lightburn is more than an advocate; she is a catalyst for change, empowering people who live with disability through her organisation, My Ability Pathway (MAP).
Annabelle Travaglione was born in the UK. Following secondary school, she studied for degrees in engineering and business management at university, which led to a unique position as the first woman to work on an oil rig.
Volunteering is a thread that runs through the Barossa, linking people together through time, as well as creating moments of pure joy and satisfaction for those willing to walk the rewarding path of giving back to their community.
Find out the latest updates for what’s going on in the Barossa Council area.
What’s On? Find our picks for some upcoming events around the Barossa during Summer
Three years after making the Barossa her home, Peta Autengruber has officially brought her expertise and bespoke personal touch to the local community.
“Location, location, location.” That’s the key message spruiked by any good real estate agent. So it’s little wonder Michael Kies, who was in the business of selling property for 25 years, saw the potential in the old stone building located on property he inherited at Barossa Valley Way at Lyndoch.
Lindner brothers, Paul and James, were teenagers in an era when Barossa grapegrowers were being paid to bulldoze vineyards due to oversupply. Sons of successful caterers and business owners, Richard and Shirley, it was understandable that the sixth generation Barossans couldn’t see themselves in the wine industry, let alone owning and running Tanunda’s internationally renowned Langmeil Winery.
Charles Melton’s direction in life was decided with the toss of a coin. Backpacking around Australia, he and his travelling buddy Ken Roach worked a vintage, picking grapes for Krondorf Winery, and when the company offered them two full time positions, one in the winery and one in the vineyard, fate sent Charles into winemaking.
UK trained milliner Julie Fleming, cut her teeth in the fashion houses and quality focused millinery houses of London – creating beautiful head pieces for the world’s fashion conscious and race going fans of Royal Ascot, with many of her customers including the royal family members.
After many years of providing her Pilates services to the Barossa community in a small studio with limited equipment, Kate has bitten the bullet and expanded!
Ceramic artist and passionate sharer of her art form – Aleshia Webster is welcoming, vibrant and enthusiastic about creating with clay.
Hello you sweet thing! Our new vintage release Barossa Semi Gin is seriously delicious in a classic gin sour. Sweet, packed full of flavour and fruity with just the right amount of zesty citrus, this is one perfectly balanced and moreish cocktail.
Our Mixed Berry Vol-au-Vents combine simplicity and elegance, making them ideal for entertaining. Made with our buttery puff pastry, the Vol au Vents are filled with fresh berries on a pillow of Chantilly Cream. Easy to prepare, they’re perfect for any occasion and sure to impress your guests.
The perfect mid-week meal you can whip up in jiffy.
The elegant buildings and historic gardens of Anlaby Station proved the perfect backdrop for the recent spring wedding of Grace Ellis and Tony Butchart of Melbourne.
With an initial brief of ‘timeless and romantic’ for the styling of their wedding, Chelsea and John’s choice of St Hugo winery at Rowland Flat proved ideal for both the ceremony and reception for their winter nuptials.
From light and crisp to bold and rich, 20 Barossa wines that just feel like summer.
Maxi dresses are a summer wardrobe essential, blending style, comfort, and versatility for any warm-weather occasion.
We often get somewhat frantic or upset owners asking this question in the clinic. It is a great topic to discuss and share some facts around the safety of household cats during pregnancy.
The Community Store celebrates 80 years of operation in 2024, but the site of its first store, purchased in 1944, goes back to settlement days.
The holiday season is a time for celebration, connection, and creating cherished memories. With summer in full swing, families gather for beach days, backyard barbecues, and travel adventures. Amidst the excitement, maintaining everyone’s well-being, both physically and emotionally, can make the holidays even more rewarding. Thoughtful choices can keep everyone feeling their best throughout this special time.
A feature plant in a large, attractive pot is an excellent way to make a statement in the garden. They create drama and a focal point in the garden and can help to give dull areas a real boost.
In today’s fast-paced world, finding time to relax is one of the greatest luxuries. Enter coach touring – a travel experience that seamlessly combines comfort, convenience, and great value for money.
