Fighting fire is a family affair
Meet the local Freeling CFS crew. Where the team is a mix of past, present and future members, the local frontline has never been a stronger family affair.
Great wines begin in the dirt
Rob Gibson has spent a lifetime digging deep to unearth the secrets to the Barossa’s most desirable wine styles.
Local youth on target
introducing local lad, Kyle Lewcock and his passion for archery. Through patience and practice, Kyle continues to hone his skills with competition targets firmly in sight.
On eating giraffes
At 16 Melissa Whyte nearly died in a car crash. Twenty-four years on, she’s facing a different fight for life, but her unshakable faith that God will carry her through remains stronger than ever.
An authentic farm experience
Much like their fruit orchard, Rick and Rosemary Steicke have flourished in the face of challenging conditions, creating an authentic Barossa paddock-to-plate enterprise.
Barossa Contemporary announces Inaugural Programme
The Barossa will be in full bloom this spring as new major festival Barossa Contemporary: Festival for the Curious will bring the region to life with exclusive music, art, food, and wine experiences in five spectacular locations.
Leon and the girls
“As long as it isn’t pink!” was the only rule Leon Koch insisted on when his family was deciding on a colour for their new tractor.
Beck Tucker & Martin Ritzmann – Mehl Sourdough
‘Mehl’ – its German for flour, and it was the fact that German born Martin was missing the flavours of the bread he grew up with back in Germany that prompted the creation of ‘Mehl Sourdough’.
Council Update
Barossa Council Update – Spring 2021
Find out the latest updates for what’s going on in the Barossa Council area.
Barossa Bouillabaisse
A simple take on the traditional seafood stew. With rich and hearty flavours, this dish is perfect any night of the week. Grab some crusty bread to soak up every drop and your favourite Sauvignon Blanc to complete the experience.
Spring Spritz
The season is abundant with fresh fruits & florals that is perfectly suited to a refreshing spritz. Flavour combinations for this style of cocktail are endless but this is one of my favourite variations.
Layered Leek and Potato Pie
Sweet layers of leek, melt-in-your-mouth potatoes, thyme, cream and Gruyere cheese are all wrapped up in a big, warm, nutty, spelt puff pastry cuddle. It’ the perfect weeknight dinner your family will love so much, they’ll beg you for another slice.
Apple, Apricot & Almond Bircher Muesli
A delicious breakfast that’s high in fibre, protein, vitamins and minerals to keep you going all morning. Making it the night before means a quick and easy option to grab on a busy morning!
Suzannah and Richard’s Wedding
A chance meeting at a Queenstown pub while on separate family holidays in New Zealand, sealed the fate of Suzannah Smart and Richard Kruger.
Meaghan & Luke’s Wedding
References to Star Wars, Harry Potter, dinosaurs and Lego were a must-have at the wedding of Meaghan Price and Luke Tonkin. The couple ensured their down-to-earth special day was a beautiful mix of casual, geek and intimacy, on the day that also marked their seven-year anniversary.
Top tips for planning your special day
Congratulations! They’ve popped the question and now the fun begins… planning your wedding!
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The Barossa Mag
Wine Reviews for Spring by Tyson Stelzer
A curated list of top Barossa wines for Spring.
The Barossa Cellar welcomes visitors
Australia’s first regional wine cellar, The Barossa Cellar at 991 Stockwell Road, Vine Vale, opens its doors to visitors this Spring with a calendar of experiences including weekly tastings, seasonal lunches, and festival events.
Meet the locals
As the nights get colder and colder our minds wander to hearty nourishing comfort food. It’s similar with beers.
Ideal winter beers are local and fresh of course, but also malt driven, with more body than thin summer lagers.
How many feline friends do you have?
As pet ownership is on the rise and many of us are finding companionship and love in our animal friends, multi-pet households are increasing.
‘The Schrapel Emporium’
Ernst Schrapel was born in Tanunda, 1861. Over his lifetime he was described as having ‘enterprise, good judgment and a tremendous capacity for work’.
Supporting healthy blood sugar
A healthy lifestyle brings the rewards, because what you do consistently is going to lead to results.
The other side of beautiful
An intriguing break-out novel about a woman who must endure the aftermath of losing her home to a fire.
Craze for glaze!
There are few things better than the signs of spring and warm weather. After a long dreary winter, spring is time to bring the colour back into your home.
Gardening terminology explained…
For a novice gardener, horticultural terms, practices and scientific plant names can feel like another language (which it basically is! Generally Latin) and seem a little intimidating.
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The Gawler Civic Centre’s Youth Space; creating opportunities for young people
The youth space, at Gawler Civic Centre offers programs which encourage friendship and emotional support. Find out more about this wonderful space and the huge variety of entertainment programs, events, shows and exhibitions coming up.
Retirement Living & Aged Care – Where to Start?
Planning for your retirement or finding help in your home can be overwhelming, with most people asking “Where do I start?”
Meet the FABEM family
You won’t see an office filled with staff in suits and ties at his Basedow Road premises in Tanunda unless, of course, a snappy dressing client happens to visit. What you will find is a group of mates, maybe even enjoying a coldie and barbecue after knock-off time, maintaining a work-life balance based on friendship and respect.