Girl holding glasses to her face while standing in front of a messy wardrobe

Online tutorials to farewell fast fashion

8 Sep. 2020

Say goodbye to fast fashion with a series of online tutorials presented by the Garage Sale Team and supported by The Barossa Council.

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Wastewater plant is COVID-19 negative

7 Sep. 2020

SA Health has confirmed that re-testing of the Angaston wastewater treatment plant returned a negative result for coronavirus.

Five men holding footballs and bats standing in front of the Nuriootpa sports precinct

Nuriootpa sports facilities a 'game changer'

25 Aug. 2020

The redevelopment of facilities at Nuriootpa’s sports precinct is set to be a game-changer for female sports.

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Council launches COVID-19 recovery grants

12 Aug. 2020

As part of the COVID-19 Recovery Plan, The Barossa Council is pleased to be launching a grant program to provide support to assist in community and economic recovery within the Council area.

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AFL presence in the Barossa

11 Aug. 2020

The Barossa Council's partnership with SANFL continues to shine a sporting spotlight on the region, with AFL club Hawthorn Football Club temporarily based in the Barossa.

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New street trees for Tanunda

3 Aug. 2020

The Barossa Council announcing another 50 street trees to be replaced in Tanunda’s main street.

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Your say on keeping the Barossa GM crop free

29 Jul. 2020

At the start of 2020, the South Australia Government passed legislation to lift the freeze on Genetically Modified (GM) crops to allow GM crops to be grown on mainland South Australia.

Mayor Bim Lange, standing with arms wide open in front of the entrance to the Tanunda Show Hall

Tanunda Show Hall redevelopment complete

27 Jul. 2020

Tanunda Show Hall is now the largest undercover events venue in the Barossa following a $1.7 million redevelopment.

Tanunda oval at night with the LED floodlights turned on

Tanunda Oval under lights

27 Jul. 2020

Investment in LED floodlights has elevated Tanunda Oval as a premier Barossa sports, community and events venue.

Barossa Adventure Station signage with slide and equipment in the background.

Adventure launches at The Station

23 Jul. 2020

The Barossa Council is pleased to officially launch the much anticipated Barossa Adventure Station in Angaston – a $2.5 million dollar project which is part of Council’s The Big Project.

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