Thursday 10 September 2026 in News, Tasmania

Sparkling wine legend Ed Carr does it again

Ed Carr from House of Arras in Tasmania has been named Sparkling Winemaker of the…
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Wednesday 9 September 2026 in Leadership, Letter, News

Bet on the wine leaders we have already built

Ben Pridham of Pridham Viticulture ponders what comes next for wine industry leadership, suggesting a…
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Friday 4 September 2026 in Hunter Valley, Letter, News

‘NSW wine is not supported, and protest we shall’

Hunter Valley winemaker Andrew Margan responds to David LeMire MW's column in WBM – Australia's…
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Thursday 3 September 2026 in Community, Langhorne Creek, Letter, News

A powerful reminder of what wine brings to the community

Langhorne Creek local Lisa Bennier, CEO of the Wine Grape Council of South Australia, shares…
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Exports

Metala Wines making inroads in India

Langhorne Creek family winery Metala is steadily growing exports to India with distribution in eight…
Exports

Demand surges for premium Australian wine in Canada

Canada is emerging as a ray of sunshine for Australian wine exporters, with importers pointing…
China

Chinese wine buyers savour South Australia

A group of 11 influential importers and buyers from China and Hong Kong visited South…

Marketing

Marketing

Winepro gives small-batch producers a stronger voice

Winepro Australia has created a 'farmers market' for Australian hospitality venues and independent retailers connecting…
Langhorne Creek

From red gum blossoms to bold new wine batches

Bleasdale in Langhorne Creek has launched a new wine range called Stories featuring Fiano, Verdelho,…
Marketing

Responding to the changing dynamics of wine

People in our industry are going through great hardship. One of the great things about…

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Foundation to ‘reshape global perception of Australian wine’

The Australian Ark Foundation launched today aims to build global recognition of Australia's great vineyards…
Marananga

Seppeltsfield at its best for Marananga Wine Show

Seppeltsfield 2024 The Westing Barossa Shiraz has won the Heinrich Cooperage Trophy for Best Wine…
For Sale

Is this the best wine investment in Australia?

What if the best wine investment in Australia isn't where everyone expects? While Australia’s established…
It may not be an official vine pull, but vines are now coming out in most wine regions. 

Australia’s 2026 winegrape crush fell to 1.27 million tonnes – its smallest since 2000 – but the reduced national cropdid not result in stronger grape prices, according to Wine Australia’s National Vintage Report 2026. 

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