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 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.
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.
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”.
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.
It’s amazing how life’s challenges can lead to inspiration and a zest for living life to its fullest.
The 2025 Barossa Wine Auction, held on April 4 at Peter Lehmann Wines’ Old Redemption Cellar at Tanunda, has once again demonstrated the global allure and collectability of Barossa wines.
The Leader has been named Best Newspaper in the country at the Country Press Australia National Awards in Adelaide on Friday night, with The Barossa Mag named Best Magazine/Special Publication in the nation at the same event.
Autumn is proving to be a very busy time here in the Barossa. Find out what’s on with our pick of events happening around the region.
This year marks a significant milestone for the Barons of Barossa wine fraternity with many celebrations planned to mark their 50h Anniversary.
Meet the incredible locals making a difference in our community!
Tanunda’s Luke Varcin speaks with a fitting sense of passion and determination when discussing men’s mental health. As a firefighter, chef, traveller and friend, Luke has witnessed the toll that mental health struggles can take, especially for men.
They say few things bring protagonists a deeper sense of fulfilment than guiding friends and loved ones to grow into their best selves.
Since 1853, the Kalleske family has continually farmed land on the outskirts of Greenock. Seven generations have contributed to the property, all following in the footsteps of Eduard and Rosina Kalleske who planted the first vines, some of which still grow today.
Winding its way westward from Tanunda, Stonewell Road provides a glimpse of an ancient soil profile as the hill rises gently and the road cuts through to reveal ochre coloured horizons.
A woman of so many talents and so many passions. The Barossa Art scene is now benefiting from one of Kirsty’s current passions, being the new ‘Wonderground’ Art gallery and Cellar door.
James has the role of heading up the ‘Barossa Australia’ team – a group that advocates for all things Barossa and is charged with taking our amazing region and incredible wines to the world. Much like a game of chess, James relishes the challenge of planning, strategising and executing plans that bring the focus back on our region and the rewards that come with it.
Jim is bright, sharp and entertaining as we chat, pour, swirl, taste and appreciate his award winning 2009 Grand Merlot, (bit special – thanks Jim!) We then spend the morning photographing the man who has achieved so much in his life and who’s name is synonymous with the Barossa and indeed in the world of wine!
This is one I make when we feel like something a bit different and special. I get requests for it all the time because it’s so delicious and it’s Richie’s favourite!
A Classic Apple Galette recipe that is sure to become a family favourite. Layers of buttery puff pastry, adorned with sweet frangipane and seasonal apples, add a scoop of your favourite ice cream to serve.
Embrace the zing with a Ginger Lemon Drop cocktail. A lively mix bursting with ginger spice, crisp apple and zesty lemon. Refreshing, spicy and tailor-made for those cosy Autumn nights in.
It was definitely a case of keeping it all in the family when Emma Graves and Ryan Watson married after a 12 year relationship in March.
Photographer Sam Kroepsch had the opportunity to feature on the other side of the camera alongside his partner of 10 years, Danielle Quinn when they married at Angaston last Spring.
Grab a picnic basket and enter the refreshing new world of 1837 Barossa, where old meets new in a playfully coherent fusion of food, wine, art and experience. It’s where exquisite Roman marble statues look at home next to oversized Insta-worthy modern art sculptures and a life-size Colonel Light bronze overlooks the picturesque Barossa Ranges with commanding ease.
Discover twenty must-try wines for autumn—perfect for cozy nights and crisp afternoons.
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.
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.
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.
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.
The idea of constructing a railway from Gawler to Angaston via Lyndoch and Tanunda was first recommended by a commission in 1875. Fast forward 150 years… and the railway has come — and gone!
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.
