The Barossa Youth Options (Duke of Ed) participants brought the energy to the Rex Rec Centre, diving into pickleball, badminton and basketball for an action-packed session! There was plenty of friendly competition, great sportsmanship and strong teamwork on display. Everyone stepped up, gave it a go and encouraged each other throughout the morning — exactly what The Duke of Edinburgh International Award is all about. This session supports the Physical Recreation component of

The Barossa Youth Options (Duke of Ed) group hit the Nuriootpa - Angaston walking trail for a scenic hike, enjoying the fresh air and beautiful surroundings along the way. After stretching their legs, it was time to get creative with some art — the perfect balance of movement and imagination. Another great day building skills, staying active and progressing through the Duke of Edinburgh Award journey!

Barossa Youth Options held a ceremony recognising this year's Duke of Ed participants. Families and friends came together to celebrate recipients who achieved Bronze & Silver Awards. During the event, participants were presented with their awards, with each milestone representing different levels of challenge and commitment. The recipients shared heartfelt stories about the impact the program has had on their lives. The Award ceremony was not just a celebration of individual

The excitement was real as participants from Barossa Home and Community Options gathered for their long-awaited trip to the Meow Me Cat Cafe. As huge cat lovers, they couldn't wait to spend the day surrounded by furry friends. When they finally arrived at the cafe, they were greeted by an adorable army of whiskered faces, all ready to play and snuggle. Before the trip, everyone had been busy making handmade pillowcases for the cats, and today was the day to present them to t

On Saturday, 26th April, the Barossa community came together to celebrate one of the region's most cherished traditions — the Barossa Vintage Festival Parade. A centerpiece of the Festival calendar since 1949, the parade returned with all the vibrancy, colour, and spirit that have made it an iconic event for generations. The streets were alive with laughter, waves, and cheers as thousands of locals and visitors lined the route, embracing the party atmosphere and enjoying the