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A higher purpose

It’s a long way from the dusty airstrips of the outback to the political powerhouses of Canberra. But no matter where he finds himself, healthcare senior executive Tony Vaughan ASM has only one thing on his mind – making change for good.

An instrumental revival

Stepping into the Tanunda Soldiers' Memorial Hall, you are immediately captivated by the grandeur of the 1877 Hill & Son Organ. Its façade, a true masterpiece, enchants with its intricate artistry and commanding presence.

Paving the way for Barossa’s future

When Casey Miles left high school, politics was not on her radar, but a series of opportunities has given the young Barossan a different perspective.

Homegrown herbal teas

Kristee Semmler of Barossa Nursery shares a list of her favourite herbs to use in fresh teas and some of their surprising benefits.

Wings of passion

Lincoln Nitschke's interest in airplanes began when he was a young lad. "I used to fly with a control line model aircraft," Lincoln shares, "and also had a great interest in building plastic scale kit models." Lincoln's first model came as a gift from his mother, who had bought it from Nuriootpa for two and sixpence.

In their corner

In the peachy glow of a Barossa sunrise, 47-year-old Teresa Gerlach clicks the front door closed and steps out along the tidy tree-lined street of her historic home at Nuriootpa. Her Maltese Poodle, Luca, trots loyally at her ankles, silent companion to this daily ritual – Teresa’s mental and physical “reset” before she willingly hands over her daily attention to the needs of others.

Ripening Innovation

Amanda Mader’s journey through viticulture exemplifies resilience, determination, bold risk-taking and a deep love for the land. Affectionately known as Mandy, she shines as a woman in innovation as she pioneers a new era in vineyard management.

One foot in front of the other

For close to 40 years, Mark Weaver’s tools of the trade were police-issued handcuffs and the words of wisdom he carried in his police warrant card: “The loser says it’s possible but too difficult; the winner say it’s difficult, but it’s possible”.

A mission and a promise

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.

Painting a life in the country

It’s amazing how life’s challenges can lead to inspiration and a zest for living life to its fullest.

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