The Excitement of Christmas!

barossa history The Excitement of Christmas! Local settlers in the 1800s were predominantly of German or Prussian descent, bringing with them unique traditions from their homeland to the Barossa. The tradition of a Christmas tree originated in...

The tiny world of terrariums

Terrariums are like mini-indoor gardens in a glass container or vase. Terrariums can either be open to the air, or closed with a lid which essentially, over time, creates its own little ecosystem.

Seasonal Allergies: What you haven’t been told

Spring brings blue skies and blossoms, and for many people, the return of blocked sinuses, itchy eyes, and relentless sneezing. But there’s more to seasonal allergies than just pollen.

Shimmering Designs: A Barossa Foilwork Legacy

During the 1930s’ Great Depression, families adopted thrifty practices to survive. Recycling materials became a necessity, along with resourcefulness and ingenuity.

Redefining River Cruising: APT’s Solara sets a new standard in European luxury

For more than two decades, Phil Hoffmann Travel (PHT) and APT Luxury Travel have partnered to deliver the finest European river cruise experiences to South Australian travellers. I was recently privileged to join APT co-owner Rob McGeary aboard the brand-new APT Solara, marking a transformative moment in luxury cruising.

Opening your heart to a new family member

In our family we are pondering when the right time is to get another dog. We said goodbye to our beautiful German Shepherd, Jax in November, and since then have had a dogless house. It’s much quieter than it used to be and there is definitely a lot less hair, but there are other things missing…the wet nose at the door, the head under your hand in the kitchen and the reassuring ball of fur curled comfortably in the bed in the corner.

Barossa Council Update – Spring 2025

Barossa Council Update news Barossa Council Update SEPTEMBER, 2025 >> The Prior brothers, Flynn, aged seven and Noah, five, aren’t the only locals wanting to hang out with the Barossa Bushgardens’ newest resident. Hidden talent creates hiss-tory There’s a snake...

Spring Styling: A Barossa Edit

Spring in the Barossa is subtle but unmistakable. There’s a shift in the air, softer mornings, longer afternoons and colour slowly returning to the landscape. It’s the perfect time to refresh your wardrobe with pieces that feel just as thoughtful and seasonal.

Blending experiences: Andy’s journey from winemaker to Real Estate

With deep roots in the Barossa and a career that’s spanned both winemaking and real estate, Andy La Nauze brings a unique blend of passion, expertise, and local insight to everything he does.

Balance begins in the gut: Simple ways to reset your health

You might be surprised just how much your gut influences your whole life…energy, mood, skin, sleep, and even your immune system. When your gut is out of balance, the rest of your body feels it.

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