Michael Steinborner has a favourite expression, ‘From Opportunity Comes Success.’ Forty years ago, Michael embarked on a venture to start a Holden dealership in Gawler, for the success of which he remains grateful for every opportunity along the way.
Cherie Hausler was a child when she realised her palate preferred the flavours of homegrown produce freshly picked from her father’s garden, over the mettwurst or lamb in equal abundance at her Barossa family table.
There’s a wall built of Mount Gambier limestone at the heart of Fiona Lloyde’s Tanunda home. Warm and tactile, it anchors the meticulously renovated stone barn with an understated beauty, a serene backdrop to the busyness of Fiona’s life.
As sunshine breaks through the cloud cover and tiny birds busy themselves in the hollows of gnarled, ancient gum trees, conservationist Sarah Barrett is playing a waiting game.
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.
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.
Volunteering is a thread that runs through the Barossa, linking people together through time, as well as creating moments of pure joy and satisfaction for those willing to walk the rewarding path of giving back to their community.
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What’s On? Find our picks for some upcoming events around the Barossa during Summer
Three years after making the Barossa her home, Peta Autengruber has officially brought her expertise and bespoke personal touch to the local community.
Brothers, John and James Lienert, sit side by side in the shed where their late father, John Snr. once kept his farming equipment protected from the elements. The siblings laugh as they share fond memories of growing up in the house next door, their cricketing triumphs and footy failures, and the different spellings of Sheaoak Log, or should it be Sheaok Log? “It definitely doesn’t have a hyphen!” says John of the small town that holds such strong family ties.
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.
They say few things bring protagonists a deeper sense of fulfilment than guiding friends and loved ones to grow into their best selves.
With a passion for and an unwavering commitment to the development and curation of the Barossa Museum at Tanunda, Don Ross’ mark and influence on this institution now spans a staggering 57 years of its 61 years since establishment.
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.
The Classic Vanilla Slice. Is there anything better? These light, fluffy slices are the perfect dessert, morning or afternoon tea, or party treat. Made with our Carême All Butter Puff Pastry, add this classic sweet to your baking repertoire and you’ll find yourself wanting to make the slice over and over again!
A spring time twist on a classic Negroni bursting with notes of strawberry, orange and blossom. Don’t be fooled by appearances, the Negroni Blush looks pretty and unsuspecting, but it’s strong and packs a punch. A delicious celebration of spring in a glass!
A cosy and warm winter cocktail that reimagines the classic, traditional mulled wine. Soothing and comforting, it’s like a warm hug from the inside out, with deep Shiraz berry flavours and the perfect balance of sweet, savoury and spice, with a little citrus on the side. Perfect for fireside sipping.
Time spent at Nuriootpa High School was memorable for Danielle Davies and Brad Hoepner for more than just friendships and schoolwork, as it turned out to be the very place they would meet a partner for life.
What do you do when you have a winery in the family and you’re getting married? Suffice to say the ceremony location and wedding venue were quickly organised in what proved a heartfelt celebration. The winery was a wonderful choice for Abi Mader, the daughter of Mark and Amanda Mader for her wedding to Bayley Dean, the son of Barry and Tracey Dean of Penrice.
From light and crisp to bold and rich, 20 Barossa wines that just feel like summer.
Maxi dresses are a summer wardrobe essential, blending style, comfort, and versatility for any warm-weather occasion.
We often get somewhat frantic or upset owners asking this question in the clinic. It is a great topic to discuss and share some facts around the safety of household cats during pregnancy.
The Community Store celebrates 80 years of operation in 2024, but the site of its first store, purchased in 1944, goes back to settlement days.
The holiday season is a time for celebration, connection, and creating cherished memories. With summer in full swing, families gather for beach days, backyard barbecues, and travel adventures. Amidst the excitement, maintaining everyone’s well-being, both physically and emotionally, can make the holidays even more rewarding. Thoughtful choices can keep everyone feeling their best throughout this special time.
A feature plant in a large, attractive pot is an excellent way to make a statement in the garden. They create drama and a focal point in the garden and can help to give dull areas a real boost.
In today’s fast-paced world, finding time to relax is one of the greatest luxuries. Enter coach touring – a travel experience that seamlessly combines comfort, convenience, and great value for money.
