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With four Simpson Desert crossings under her belt, motorcyclist Heidi Giersch has found the road less travelled is also the most rewarding.

DJ Dave Craker is unapologetic for marching to the beat of his own drum, or to be more precise, turntable. Hip hop has been a constant in Dave’s life for as long as he can remember, taking him to exhilarating heights and helping him make sense of his darkest moments.

Bowling through barriers WORDS Alicia Lüdi-Schutz photography Sam Kroepsch >> Angaston Bowling Club member, Liam Buckley. He may be confined to a wheel chair, but that hasn’t stopped Liam Buckley from living his life to the full and achieving goals...

For this group of volunteers, making wishes come true starts with the simple act of believing anything is possible.

In Nuriootpa’s Centennial Park, tucked away past the netball courts, crickets nets and the Scouts’ hall, sits the Barossa United Football Club’s (BUFC) newly completed synthetic pitch, just in time for the 2023 season to kick off in March.

In 1917, an advertisement was printed in the Barossa News asking for contributions to a Barossa community cookbook.

Clean Bill of health Story Clean Bill of health History, uni-cycles and a dash of Polish comedy WORDS & PHOTOGRAPHY Alicia LÜdi-Schutz >> Bill Gransbury He’s the history-loving Doctor with a maritime family background who’s delivered famous Barossa babies and unicycled...

The sweet life for Winni WORDS Heidi Helbig photography Sam Kroepsch >> Local patissier, Winni Wong. Patissier, Winni Wong is fulfilling her dream to“eat what you love, love what you eat.” A devotee of French patisserie, Winni Wong is living la...

Beer purists step aside – an eclectic group of local brewers is tapping into a new beer world order and keeping ‘local alive’.

Bouncing back from COVID news Opening the doors to the region’s tourism boost article by EMMA CLARK >> Tourism Barossa chairman, Jon Durdin with regional tourism manager, Cathy Wills see opportunity for the region making the most of South...