
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.

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.

Gum trees are an iconic Australian tree that pepper the landscape throughout Australia, from our snow-capped mountains to the arid red centre. There are approximately 900 different types of Eucalypts in Australia with varying shapes and sizes.

Bulbs are like little garden treasures. They spend much of the year dormant under the ground, only to burst forth and put on a glorious flower show. There is such a wide variety of colours and forms to suit every garden palette, with many being highly fragranced.

There is something timeless about gathering around a table in the Barossa. Whether it’s a spontaneous lunch under the vines or a slow Sunday shared with family, the way we host reflects who we are — warm and grounded.

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.

With spring sunshine now on our doorstep, why not bring the holiday vibes home to the Barossa? Springtime sunshine calls for lazy afternoons of cheese platters and a glass of wine with friends

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.

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.

Health doesn’t have to be complicated. The wellness world can feel overwhelming with trends and conflicting advice, but small, intentional changes can make a big impact.

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.

As the crisp air of autumn sets in, fashion lovers seek pieces that seamlessly blend comfort, sophistication, and individuality. This season’s trends embrace a rich palette, flowing silhouettes, and textured layers designed to enhance every woman’s unique style.

Maxi dresses are a summer wardrobe essential, blending style, comfort, and versatility for any warm-weather occasion.

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.

Cost of living is a challenge faced by all in our current economic climate. In the pet ownership world, this can present additional challenges, especially when unexpected events can have you facing an unplanned expense.

Struggles with mental health and suicide in the veterinary profession are a hot topic, alongside workforce shortage and these have been noticed by our state politicians with One Nation Senator Sarah Game initiating and chairing, with support from Liberal Representative Nicola Centofanti, a Joint Committee Into Veterinarian Mental Health And Wellbeing.

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.

There are some journeys that stay with you long after the suitcase has been unpacked, and cruising the Mekong is one of those rare and remarkable experiences. Flowing through the heart of Cambodia and Vietnam, the Mekong River offers an immersive journey into Southeast Asia’s daily rhythms and rich cultural fabric.

If there is one constant in travel, it is that nothing ever stays the same. As the world continues to evolve, so do the destinations and experiences that capture the imagination of travellers.

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.

If Nuriootpa’s James White could give advice to anyone considering starting their own business, he would tell them to go for it.

Three years after making the Barossa her home, Peta Autengruber has officially brought her expertise and bespoke personal touch to the local community.

Mental health is essential at every stage of life, yet it’s sometimes overlooked as we focus on physical health or get caught up in daily routines. Barossa Village, is committed to creating an environment where mental health is prioritised, celebrated, and openly discussed.

As we age, the significance of social connections becomes more apparent. Beyond being enjoyable, engaging in social interactions and exploring the world can have various health benefits that can improve physical and mental health.

There’s nothing quite like enjoying a refreshing book as spring arrives, especially when surrounded by the vibrant renewal of nature. It’s a moment of rejuvenation for our souls.

Ferris is a feelgood story by Kate DiCamillo, the beloved author of ‘Because of Winn-Dixie,’ amongst many other titles.

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.

Nursing his old Bentley Continental along a stretch of road headed for the Casino Royale, James Bond ponders a draft of his resignation letter from the Secret Service.

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