Barossa Film Club Workshop (Ages 9-25)
Learn about the basics of filmmaking and post production with local filmmaker Anthony Frith and Youth Short Film Competition winner Ekkia Evans.
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Mount Pleasant Butcher brings home the bacon with 11 awards
Mount Pleasant Butcher has left the 2023 Charcuterie Excellence Awards with a remarkable haul, securing nine gold medals and two prestigious national awards.
2024 Barossa Arts Festival Community Info Session
There are plenty of opportunities to get involved in the festival, like hosting art workshops with culinary experiences, joining the Arts Trail as a venue, or as an artist offers showcasing your talents.
$400 million Regional Precincts and Partnerships Grants Programme now open for applications
The Australian Government has officially opened applications for the $400 million Regional Precincts and Partnerships Grants Programme.
Barossa Tourism Trade Development Forum, September 5
Barossa Australia has gathered our tourism industry friends to help breakdown what it means to be travel trade ready, with the aim to have you walking away understanding who to go to for support at any stage in your route to market. You’ll learn ‘who is who in the zoo’ at Tourism Industry Council SA…
Barossa Science Extravaganza
The Barossa Science Extravaganza was held at Angaston Town Hall over the weekend and we were there representing Barossa Regional University Centre with exciting robotics demos.
Barossa! Let’s talk about business insurance
Resilient Ready is orchestrating a forum for business owners to share experiences, concerns, and insights about the insurance landscape.
Nuriootpa High School Curriculum & Careers Expo
We represented RDA BGLAP and Barossa Regional University Campus at the yearly Curriculum and Career Expo at Nuriootpa High School.
Barossa Australia to initiate net-zero glass wine bottles
Barossa Australia will facilitate the production of net-zero emissions glass wine bottles for both domestic and international markets.
Viterra now recruiting 1500 harvest jobs
Leading agriculture network Viterra has revealed plans to recruit 1500 seasonal workers across South Australia and western Victoria as the region’s local growers gear up for a robust harvest season.