Free to Read The Barossa Mag 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). Click here The Leader 11 Dec 2024
Free to Read The Barossa Mag The Musical Man Despite the many personas he wears on stage, rising star Reo Gerhardy is a young man of singular character. In an industry that lauds fame and fortune, the 17-year-old aspires to leave a legacy as a mentor and male role model in musical theatre. Click here The Leader 11 Dec 2024
Free to Read The Barossa Mag It all just rolled into place Kate Argent-Bowden has been attending weekly lawn bowls for as long as she can remember. Click here The Leader 11 Dec 2024
Free to Read The Barossa Mag The next re-generation It’s early morning as Georgie Keynes makes her way along a familiar track towards the hills’ country of Keyneton Station. Spiderwebs, wet with dew, flank the path in beaded luminescence as golden sun breaks over this special, gum-studded land that has been in Georgie’s family for six generations. Click here The Leader 11 Dec 2024
Free to Read The Barossa Mag Driven by compassion Annabelle Travaglione was born in the UK. Following secondary school, she studied for degrees in engineering and business management at university, which led to a unique position as the first woman to work on an oil rig. Click here The Leader 11 Dec 2024
Free to Read The Barossa Mag Paving the way for Barossa’s future When Casey Miles left high school, politics was not on her radar, but a series of opportunities has given the young Barossan a different perspective. Click here The Leader 12 Jun 2024