Helen Wilhelm not only believes in miracles – she is one. Despite facing a lifetime of physical disability and a near-death experience, she has devoted her life in service of others, and faces every challenge with a heart of gratitude and faith.
It’s amazing how life’s challenges can lead to inspiration and a zest for living life to its fullest.
Budgie Schiller has lived at Eudunda his entire life and is known by the community as a generous man, who believes strongly in treating people fairly and who goes out of his way to help whenever he can.
Chalk dust and teenage anticipation season the air of an otherwise unremarkable transportable classroom at Nuriootpa High School. It’s 1981, and a fit middle aged man with a neatly kept full beard, curly dark hair and glasses stands at the front of the class, preparing to address his first ever cohort of design students.
Dan Marshall has a few loves in his life, but it’s not quite what you think. “Indie, she’s an absolute sweetheart,” says Dan, referring to the 2.5 metre long Murray Darling carpet python curled up in his backyard shed.
As the curtain rises, Alice Cook graces the stage with the confidence, poise and composure of a professional ballet dancer.
On Sunday May 26, the 2024 Chateau Tanunda Barossa Marathon Festival will be held at Tanunda, with more than 2,500 participants set to take part in the various races.
Find our picks for some upcoming events around the Barossa during Autumn
The Barossa History Fair is back and better than ever in 2024, bringing the region’s heritage back to life throughout Tanunda on May 4 and 5.
Find out the latest updates for what’s going on in the Barossa Council area.
Irrespective of whether you are an art aficionado or not, the Barossa Arts Festival is an event worth planning a weekend for in 2024.
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.
Embracing the past to secure their future.
Vincent Cirillo’s worn and weathered hands are as gnarly as the 175-year-old Grenache, Shiraz and Semillon vines that grow alongside his family’s Nuriootpa homestead, on Nuraip Road. Today, those hard-working hands hold a glass of Cirillo Estate Wines’ Vincent Grenache, as he chats to his winemaker son, Marco, who named the wine in his honour.
Don Ross Barossa unearthed Don
A husband, a father, a grandfather, a local, a footballer, a teacher, a mate, a storyteller.
On his Ebenezer family property ‘Primrose’ where vigneron Marcus Schulz grew up and still lives and works, stands a characterful relic of our past… A rustic timber and thatched straw roof shed.
Embrace the zing with a Ginger Lemon Drop cocktail. A lively mix bursting with ginger spice, crisp apple and zesty lemon. Refreshing, spicy and tailor-made for those cosy Autumn nights in.
A delicious, hearty favourite that’s also heart-smart. Leftovers are great to have as single-serve portions in the freezer too!
What do you get when cream cheese and truffle Manchego invite sauteed mushroom and thyme to a pastry party? A savoury Danish to die for! Rich in flavour, layered with texture, and delicious to the eye, this recipe is a triple threat.
After a relationship spanning 14 years, it was largely a local friend and family affair when Beck Tucker and Martin Ritzmann were married just before Christmas.
Pernod Ricard Heritage Vineyard was the venue choice for Katelyn Menzel and Cam Heinrich for their wedding celebration, with 130 friends and family in December.
20 Barossa wines to inspire and engage your palate this Autumn
Three esteemed Barossa brands Grant Burge, St Hallett, and Rolf Binder have collaborated to curate a unique food and wine trail, showcasing the best of the Barossa Valley.
Nestled in the heart of the Barossa, the iconic 1837 Barossa wine estate unveils its newly refurbished Wine Pavilion and Cellar Door. The refined space offers guests more than just a cellar door experience but a journey through time and flavours.
Discover a unique culinary experience at St Hugo Restaurant and Cellar Door in the picturesque Barossa Valley at Rowland Flat.
Many children growing up in Australia in the 1950s, 60s and 70s may remember one special evening held annually on November 5 – Guy Fawkes Night or ‘Cracker Night’.
Ben Gillies and Chris Joannou are the drummer and bass player from Australian band, Silverchair. Their book, Love & Pain is a collection of stories from their lives before, during and after their time in the band.
As we age, looking after our bodies and minds becomes increasingly important for a fulfilling and active life. While ageing is an inevitable journey, adopting natural health practices can significantly contribute to the preservation of joint mobility and cognitive health.
For any gardener, picking handfuls of fresh, sweet homegrown berries over the warmer months is one of life’s simple and delicious pleasures. The hardest thing is getting them inside and not being tempted to eat them all straight off the plant!
As the crisp autumn air settles in, many people turn to home fragrances to create a cosy and inviting atmosphere indoors. Autumn in Australia means the days are shorter, the nights are cooler and events like Easter and the AFL season are on the calendar, the leaves are falling and it’s time for harvest.
Mosquito numbers are still at high levels across the state compared to previous years. SA Health has reduced its hierarchy of response to threat level two (medium).*
