The Barossa Mag

Loud sounds from quiet places

It’s a cold Monday night at Kapunda and I’m sitting on the floor of a private pilates studio. There is no hint of incense or scented oil, a fluorescent light brightly lights the room, and a selection of yoga balls have been pushed to the side to...

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Rising above

After two decades, Carême’s signature light and buttery pastry remains the heavyweight of the Australian food scene, with good reason

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Where the wild meets wonderful

From 4,000 feet in the air, landscape photographer David Dahlenburg sees the world in exquisite detail. His ground-breaking aerial photography not only captures the singular beauty and diversity of the South Australian landscape; it is also...

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Up to miss ‘Chief’

Eighteen-year-old Alicia Hayes of Greenock swings her tall, slender form into the pilot’s seat of her grandfather’s blue and white single-engine Citabri

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History in the making

If you’ve been to the Anlaby Spring Festival in recent years, or passed by the streets of Eudunda on a weekend during the SA History Festival, you may have noticed a large crowd of people with their attention fixed on a young historian by the name...

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Where adventure begins

In today’s world, many parents are looking for ways to get their children away from the screens and back outdoors, engaging with the real world. The Southern Barossa Scout Group is helping kids do just that

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A Pleasure in Words

With a contagious enthusiasm for words, Chris Russack has ever been drawn to creativity, inspiring those around him and establishing lasting legacies throughout his community.

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Crafting Connections

Switching from tech to beer might seem like a leap, but for Josh Helbig, it felt like a natural evolution. Known to the Barossa community as a free spirit, sharp thinker, and risk-taker, he’s never been one to shy away from a challenge.

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A Game Changer

Nicola Biagi is more than just a name on the local football scene or a respected real estate agent in the Barossa. She’s a leader, mentor, and fierce competitor, both on the field and in life.

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Growing from grassroots

Like the big-sky country at Fords she calls home, the land has been the backdrop to the story of Sarah Noack’s life. In big and small ways, agriculture has always had a tug on Sarah, bringing her back to her roots.

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From Farmlands to Fine Wines

The verdant rice and bamboo fields of Taiwan may be the homeland of Philip and Kevin Liu, but the Valley floor is definitely their heartland.

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Tradition, Terroir and a touch of Serendipity

A Vintage Festival bus tour introduced Brett, owner of Hayes Family Wines, to the real Barossa, and a few of its biggest personalities who remain his friends to this day. The region’s quality wines had already attracted the Brisbane based wine lover’s attention, but it was the people that truly captured his heart, back in the 1990s.

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Pathways to empowerment

Barbara Lightburn is more than an advocate; she is a catalyst for change, empowering people who live with disability through her organisation, My Ability Pathway (MAP).

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The Leader

11 Dec 2024