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Souvenir Liftout hey’re community leaders and they share the same surname, but how many of you out there know Bill and Patsy Biscoe are siblings?

When you get the two together it’s not hard to see why. While Bill’s no guitar strummer, he is known for driving the biennial Barossa Vintage Festival as chairman.

The leadership quality extends to little sister Patsy who is heavily involved with the Tanunda Town Committee and previously the Barossa Council.

Their passion for the Barossa often means they pop up at different venues promoting events including the 64th Vintage Festival.

Recently Bill has been appearing live on Triple Bfm on Mondays from 10am with presenter Ray Hockey.

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“He always seemed very sophisticated to me,” she said.

“My earliest memory of Bill is him cooking me bacon and eggs,” Patsy added.

Both were born in India before the family later migrated to Tasmania.

Patsy and Bill are two of four siblings, which descend in order with Bill, Peter, Patsy and Jillian.

According to the duo, their parents always taught them strong values of truth and honesty and to always serve the community.

Each has followed their parent’s footsteps of working hard with Bill pursing a career in managing hotels, Peter a New South Wales judge, Patsy a musician/children’s entertainer and former councillor and Jillian involved in global health.

Bill’s been sharing details of the many organised activities targeted at young and old, and kindly run by over 1500 volunteers. He’s also highlighted the tradition of the vintage festival, which began in 1947 and was organised by the Germans.

“These people were seen as enemy aliens, but at the end of the war they decided to celebrate what we do well (grape harvest) and the celebration continues today,” Bill said.

Meanwhile, Bill and Patsy, also share the same sense of humour and like all siblings there’s a hint of sibling rivalry with Bill and Pasty debating correct facts of the past.

While Patsy’s quick to point out Bill is eight years older, she said he was the perfect brother while growing up.

PASSIONATE PEOPLE: Patsy and Bill Biscoe.

Nine days, with 120 events... celebrate!

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Thank you to all sponsors who have generously contributed towards the 2011 Barossa Vintage Festival, including:

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Souvenir Liftout CONTENTS: Page 5 - Seppeltsfield Carnival Day. Page 7 - Nuriootpa Town Day and Parade.

Pages 8 & 9 - Chateau Barrosa.

Page 10 - Young Ambassadors. he famous Barossa Vintage Festival will start in just three days.

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It’s a time when the region celebrates its fanstastic food and wine, and showcases its produce for tourists and visitors to enjoy.

The nine-day biennial festival is a chance for people to come together, relax and indulge in the best of the Barossa.

The Herald’s special festival lift-out highlights just some of the 100-plus events scheduled throughout the

Page 11 - Tanunda Town Day. Page 13 - Yalumba Harvest Market.

Pages 14-16 - A Day in the Village, Greenock.

Page 17 - Barossa Airshow.

Page 18 - Website.

Page 19 - Scarecrow art.

region. There will be wine workshops for those wishing to learn a little something about tipple and art and craft exhibitions for people wanting to admire or buy something unique.

Town days are perfect for the whole family and there will be plenty of musical entertainment for those who prefer to kick back with a glass of red or white.

From the Herald team, we hope everyone has a great time at this year’s vintage festival.

And we wish everyone a happy Easter.

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Proud sponsors of the 2011 Barossa Vintage Festival

Bookings through www.venutix.com.au (08) 8561 4299

Wine Workshops: 2.30pm Tuesday 26th – Friday 29th One Variety, One Vineyard – Three Wine Styles!

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Souvenir Liftout he 2011 Barossa Vintage Festival will kick off with a carnival.

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The official opening event will be held at Seppeltsfield Winery on Saturday, April 23 from 10.30am to 5pm.

There will be plenty to see and do at the free family event.

Live performances by Cool 4 Kids, Heritage Hotspots, Faith Secondary School Band, Rielly Ellendon and Colonel Mustard will be held during the day.

Square dancers will also put on a show at the carnival.

Youngsters will be kept entertained with children’s games, a bouncy castle, face painting and story telling.

A massive Easter egg hunt is sure to prove a hit with little ones while helicopter joy flights will be on offer for thrill seekers.

And of course a Barossa Vintage Festival event would not be complete without tempting food and wine.

Wines from the Seppeltsfield Road Business Alliance and local gourmet food will be on offer and a children’s menu will be available for kids.

It is the second year the carnival has been held during the Vintage Festival and it’s not to be missed.

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Souvenir Liftout t’s been a Vintage Festival tradition since 1949. The popular Vintage Festival Parade will be held on Saturday, April 30.

The pageant marks the end of the festival and is a favourite among many Barossa residents and visitors.

More than 100 floats will make their way from Tanunda to Nuriootpa along Barossa Valley Way from 10am to 2pm.

The floats will carry about 1200 participants, including winemakers and local identities.

Thousands of people line the street to cheer on the participants as

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they travel past.

Locals and visitors often enjoy picnics and sausage sizzles along the route while they watch the longest parade in the Southern Hemisphere.

So make sure you get a good spot to watch this year’s Vintage Festival Parade. And there’s still more to do in the Barossa once the floats have passed.

Sports fans should head to Nuriootpa oval to see rivals Nuriootpa and Tanunda battle it out in the Barossa, Light and Gawler Football and Netball Association competition.

FLOATS GALORE: The colour and excitement of the 2009 Vintage Festival Parade.

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Souvenir Liftout he grand Chateau Barrosa Ballroom, with its collection of beautiful antiques and wonderful acoustics, will be the venue for two special events during the Barossa Vintage Festival.

Chateau Classics and High Tea in the Ballroom will feature the talents of internationally-renowned classical violinist, Niki Vasilakis and her special guest, classical guitar maestro, Slava Grigoryan.

Niki Vasilikas is regarded as one of the most exciting violinists to emerge from Australia.

Niki has performed with the Melbourne, Tasmanian and Adelaide Symphony Orchestras, Orchestra Victoria and the Queensland Orchestra.

She has also performed with the Sydney Symphony for ‘Symphony in the Domain’ and the Sydney Opera House’s 30th Anniversary celebrations.

Niki has even performed with several international orchestras, and was the Young South Australian of the Year in 2008.

Slava Grigoryan was a major prize-winner at the Tokyo International Classical Guitar Competition.

He signed with the Sony Classical label and has since released six solo albums and many collaborative recordings.

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and accompanied the world’s leading orchestras.

He was recently appointed as Artistic Director of the Adelaide International Guitar Festival for 2012.

These exciting, internationally-acclaimed performers will present two stunning recitals, Chateau Classics on Monday, April 25 and High Tea in the Ballroom on Tuesday, April 26.

An opportunity to enjoy artists of this calibre should not be missed.

Limited tickets are available for both performances.

Come along Details for Chateau Classics and High Tea in the Ballroom can be found in the 2011 Barossa Vintage Festival Program.

Bookings for both performances are through Chateau Barrosa on 8524 4923.

RENOWNED: Classical violinist Niki Vasilikas will be performing at Chateau Barrosa during the Barossa Vintage Festival.

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Souvenir Liftout ike a bunch of sought-after Barossa grapes, this group has been carefully handpicked to help promote and highlight this year's vintage festival.

From September 2010 it's been full on for the Barossa Young Ambassadors as they familiarise themselves with the Barossa's culture, traditions and heritage in time for the popular biennial event.

Their involvement has meant making time between work commitments or study to take on an extensive training program, offered through TAFE. Training involved a series of lessons on sensory evaluation of food and wine and how to develop an event concept to raise funds for young people in the Barossa.

The members were also part of the Declaration of Vintage, the annual ceremony which works to bless this season's wine grapes.

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Young Ambassador program, it was initiated in 1999, taking over from the original Vintage Queen. It works to give 12 Barossa people, aged 18 to 25 a chance to become community leaders.

However, only one ambassador is selected as the Barossa Ambassador for 2011.

The winner will be announced on Saturday, April 30, at the Vintage Ball, where he or she is awarded a travel prize and becomes Barossa's Young Ambassador until the 2013 Vintage Festival.

Grand Vintage Festival Ball The Barossa Vintage Festival committee invites the public to be part of this year’s grand ball. Held on April 30, from 6.30pm to 1am, the event involves a three-course meal and canapes, accompanied by premium Barossa wines.

Dress code is strictly black tie and cost per-person is $150. For more details, contact Venue*Tix on 8561 4299.

THE BUNCH: Ten of the 12 Barossa Ambassadors (from left) Rachel Dunning, Amber Glastonbury, Megan Gehlert, Sam Neumann, Sally Weeks, Alex Lubcke, Bronson Kies, Zana Hoskin, Cassie Mew and Sarah Noack. Absent are Andy Greer and Lucy Wells.

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There will be story telling and musical sounds by The Nuriootpa Town Band, Lasseter’s Gold bush band and John Francis with play in the wine village.

In addition, the day’s pioneer theme will extend to historical displays with the chance for the public to be part of horse drawn wagon rides. For the kids, free fun amusements extend to pony rides, a bouncy castle, carousel rides and face painting.

There will be a special appearance from the Barossa Gymnastics team, and the winners of the Barossa Vintage Festival Scarecrow Competition will be announced.

The wine village, which is a chance for visitors and locals to sit back and relax, involves regional food and premium wines.

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“THE BOYS ARE BACK” Outdoor Movie 6.30pm – Enjoy Pizza by Roaring 40’s and Gibson’s Award Winning Wines

Taste 5 magnificent cheeses from the award winning Barossa Valley Cheese Company with superbly matched Gomersal wines.

Enjoy your tasting at a table under our marvellous veranda or at the bar – your choice!

$15 covers movie & complimentary glass of wine – open fires & other heating, seating provided.

Take time to view a local artists favourite work Sat April 23rd 10.00am -2pm | Sat April 30th 10.00am – 2pm Mon April 25th 12 noon – 5pm | All other days 10.00am – 5pm

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he public is invited to step back in time as Tanunda hosts its town day on Thursday, April 28. Run as part of the Barossa Vintage Festival program, the event guarantees to involve young and old.

First up, the popular Ziegenmarket, in Goat Square behind Murray Street, will again unfold in the morning. It’s a chance where the public has the opportunity to bid on goods including pigs, similar to markets of yesteryear.

Later, in Murray Street, the traditional grape treading competitions kick off with teams made up of friends, business colleagues and community groups.

Street Theatre will involve Three Men in a Tub, a comedy act, with of course a butcher, baker and candlestick maker.

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t’s been described as a two-day Barossa picnic and wine experience for food and wine lovers, family and friends. And that’s exactly what it is.

Foodies will be in their element at the Harvest Market during the Barossa Vintage Festival. Held at Yalumba Winery in Angaston, the event is packed with activities and entertainment to keep the whole family happy.

More than 40 Barossa producers will be at the market from 10am to 4.30pm on each day.

A Barossa breakfast will be served from 8am to 11am. The event will feature a children’s art exhibition and a children’s cooking school with Rose Matto as well as face painting. Artist Anita Laurence’s

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exhibition will be on show in the Hill-Smith Gallery.

Traditional food demonstrations and Yalumba Cooperage demonstrations will be on offer over the two days. And a flower workshop by Viva the Flower Store will also be held. Bookings can be made by calling 8564 3393. A cooking school and long table lunch will be available.

On the Tuesday Robert Hill-Smith and Brian Walsh will host a Yalumba Museum Tasting.

Bookings are also essential for the tasting, the cooking school and the long table lunch.

A free shuttle bus will operate between Yalumba and the Angaston Town Day festivities on the Wednesday.

For more information, visit www.yalumba.com.

COLOURFUL: Yalumba Harvest Market.

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Vintage Festival at Thorn-Clarke Wines The Thorn-Clarke family invites you to join us on the winery lawns, overlooking the vineyards, for a Foot Stomp Folly.

With your help we will be making wine by stomping grapes the old fashioned way. All stompers will then receive a complimentary bottle of this wine once it has been fermented and aged in oak. The day will be filled with entertainment and activity, including live music by Little Black Dress to help us stomp the day away. Enjoy a gourmet BBQ lunch by Barossa Fine Foods Friday 22nd, Saturday 23rd and Sunday 24th of April, 12 Midday until 5pm. Simply drop in for a drink, some lunch and let’s not forget the all important stomp!

Entry and all activities free! PLEASE NOTE: Gawler Park Road is now sealed ‘Bitumised’ all the way to our gateway!

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Souvenir Liftout Day in the Village is where locals come out to play, agree the Greenock Village Community Association members.

“And in essence the tourists are the icing on the cake,” Virginia Armstrong, co-ordinator said.

The 12 members, who continually work to see the biennial program run, said their group is similar to that of characters from television series ‘The Vicar of Dibley’.

“Just call me Geraldine,” Virginia said.

“We’ll I guess then I’m Alice,” Sue laughs.

Like the Dibley church committee, the Greenock Association share plenty of laughs and display a ‘can do’ attitude.

The group organises everything from risk management to events and food and refreshements to car parking.

And it’s all taken care of well before the day.

“We are never off the agenda of organising the day, but we start setting

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READY: Greenock Village Community Association members (from left) Sue Evans, co-ordinator Virginia Armstrong and Vicki Rochau.

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up events in November. “ “We really are a well oiled machine,” Virginia said.

Also, each committee member has a designated role to do including organising entertainment and events to setting up the event on the day.

“We just tweak a few things each time,” she said.

Virginia said while the community event doesn’t make huge money it does pay for itself and importantly provides an event to celebrate the town and its people during the Barossa Vintage Festival program.

“There’s nothing high brow about the event. However it’s better than a school reunion because it’s the one day when locals, who normally don’t see each other, and even those from Adelaide or interstate, come together.”

This year’s A Day in the Village will be fall on Anzac Day, Monday April 25, from noon to 4.30pm with free entry for visitors and locals.

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Enjoy a rare opportunity to meet and chat with the legends behind the barrels – showcased together in one venue.

Meet the Barossa’s leading winemakers and sample unreleased wines direct from the barrels. Taste and compare both barrel and current release wines from small Barossa boutique wineries to the iconic Australian wine brands.

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Souvenir Liftout he 100-year-old Peppercorn trees, which line Greenock village square, provide the perfect setting for a family day of fun.

It’s here you’ll find a host of entertainment to celebrate both the yesteryear and future of the town.

A first for A Day in the Village is the popular grape treading competitions. It doesn’t matter if you are old or young, you’re welcome to register and join in on the traditional vintage festival fun.

Straight from the Fringe Festival is Lindi Jane with her show Snaps Kakadu Club. The ventriloquist will present shows inside the Greenock Institute.

While the village square opens to showcase wares, work by gifted artists, food and refreshments it also doubles as an entertainment arena. Visitors can

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PACKED: The crowds lined the village square during A Day in the Village 2009 to witness the entertainment.

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sit back on bales of hay listen to emcee Mary Conlon and entertainment including band ‘Free Genie’ and the open mike contest as part of Young Performing Artists and Mentors of the Barossa and Light Area. This means young people have the chance to showcase their talents.

For more details, contact Vicki Rochau on 0418 841 239.

The town’s heritage will shine with a visit by Otto and Frieda Burgemeister.

Also, there will be horsedrawn rides and heritages walks with anecdotal information by Norton Schluter.

There will be free activities for the kids and the popular milk shake making bike, also Coffee Connections opens for people to sit back and enjoy warm beverages and tasty treats.

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• Greenock Town Day, A Day in the Village is free and open to the family • It’s held on Monday, April 25, from noon to 4.30pm.

• It involves gifted local artists • Regional produce and refreshements • Unique assortment of handcrafted wares and culinary delights.

• Interactive displays • Heritage walks • Children’s entertainment • Live music • Plenty of parking available at the Greenock Centenary Park • Hosted in the village square on the corner of Murray Street and Kapunda Road

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BIG, BOLD & BRASSY LEGENDS BEHIND Tuesday 26 April THE BARREL BUS 1 Depart Greenock 5.15pm 7 pickups Nuriootpa BUS 2 Depart Nuriootpa 5.35pm 4 pickups Angaston BUS 3 Depart Tanunda 5.35pm 5 more pickups Tanunda BUS 4 Depart Lyndoch 6.05pm 1 Novotel pickup

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Friday 29 April BUS 1 Depart Greenock 6.15pm 6 pickups Nuriootpa BUS 2 Depart Nuriootpa 6.35pm 4 pickups Angaston BUS 3 Depart Tanunda 6.35pm 1 pickup Bethany 5 more pickups Tanunda BUS 4 Depart Lyndoch 7.05pm 1 Novotel pickup

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Souvenir Liftout he Rowland Flat Airfield will be abuzz with action on Sunday, May 1.

Thousands of people are expected to converge at the field to watch the Barossa Airshow in full flight.

The aerial spectacular is run by St Jakobi Lutheran School and attracts Australia’s top aerobatic pilots.

The nationally recognised airshow, which is held biennially, will feature Matt Hall – Australia’s only pilot to compete in the Red Bull Air Race and top aerobatic pilot Chris Sperou.

And action will be happening on the ground, as well as in the sky.

A range of aviation, vintage aircraft and model jet displays, as well as helicopter rides will be available.

There will also be plenty of stalls and amusements for the whole family.

The airshow, which is St Jakobi School’s major fundraiser, will take off at the Rowland Flat Airfield, on Koch

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Road at Krondorf, from 10am.

The school will also host a dinner on Saturday, April 30, where Matt Hall and the ‘Chopper Chicks,’ Bridgette and Billy-Jo Kies, of Barossa Helicopters will be the guest speakers.

For more information about the event, visit www.barossaairshow.com.au.

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Barossa Fine Art Exhibition featuring the

Lynas Barossa Art Prize 2011 sponsored by Lynas Barossa Volkswagen

Nathalie Leader Print Prize sponsored by the Barossa Regional Gallery

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SPECTACULAR: The Barossa Airshow features Australia’s top aerobatic pilots. They’ll be in action at the Rowland Flat Airfield on Sunday, May 1.

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9 Railway Tce, Nuriootpa Phone: (08) 8562 1200

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Souvenir Liftout or more information about this year’s Barossa Vintage Festival, visit

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Have fun at the festival!

FORGET THE REST—TRY THE BEST For the Best Chook on the Block During the Vintage Festival Stop by and Enjoy a range of great tasting Chicken, Yiros, Steak Sandwiches, Burgers, Chips and Salads Prepared fresh daily on the premises

Chateau Classics Monday 25th April 7.30pm – 9.30pm A very special evening curated and performed by renowned concert violinist Niki Vasilakis, Young South Australian of the Year 2008, with distinguished musical guests. Be transported to another time through the world class performance of Niki Vasilakis and guests in the stunning setting of the grand Chateau Barrosa Ballroom.

Do not miss this extraordinary evening!

Tickets only $45 per person

Nuri Chicken Centre & Cafe

57 MURRAY STREET, NURIOOTPA NEXT DOOR TO POLICE STATION

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High Tea in the Ballroom Tuesday 26th April 1.30pm for a 2pm start – 4pm Enjoy an afternoon of old world grandeur in the Chateau Barrosa Ballroom surrounded by baroque style antiques whilst enjoying High Tea and a special classical performance by concert violinist Niki Vasilakis.

Tickets only $70 per person Limited seating – Bookings essential

Lunches with a focus on fresh regional ingredients available over the Easter Long Weekend.

Mention this ad to receive a complimentary glass of sparkling wine.

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Souvenir Liftout Venning, of Williamstown, aspiring model Rylie Thompson, of Williamstown, hair stylist Katrina Smith, of Lyndoch, and photographer Taryn Wills, of Cockatoo Valley.

The official launch of the exhibition will be held today (Wednesday) at TeAro Estate in Williamstown from 5.30pm to 7pm. Following the launch, the artworks will be distributed among local businesses and landmarks to form a mini-trail around the southern Barossa so people will be able to view the images whilst exploring the towns.

carecrows are synonymous with the Barossa Vintage Festival, but never before have the festival scarecrows been interpreted like this.

A group of local scarecrow enthusiasts have come up with a new ‘scarecrow’ project that is set to add a quirky twist to this year’s festival.

What started out as an idea to simply ‘do something a bit different’ and involve the Southern end of the Barossa has evolved into a unique project ‘depicting a real life ‘scarecrow’ in a collection of fashion-style photographic artworks.

“The Secret Life of a Scarecrow” features 12 clever artworks depicting the scarecrow in different scenarios, from the anxious scarecrow and the scare-emo to the conscientious scarecrow and original scarecrow.

The photographs, which were shot in southern Barossa wineries, paddocks and backyards, showcase the talents of creative director and stylist Bron

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Lunch Bookings Appreciated.

See the Model Vehicle Collection We love to be petted & fed

See Australia’s Only German-Styled Apiary.

Local Wines to Taste and Purchase Honey, Jams & Sauces For Sale

Rosie’s Farm, Keyneton Rd. Moculta Follow the Blue Signs from Angaston.

Ph: 8563 9091 for more details. www.rosiesfarm.com.au (Animals Under Cover in Inclement Weather)

Play in the Big Sandpit ANXIETY: One of the photographs in the exhibition.

Hosting “Heritage Hotspots” on Fri. 29th at 2pm

GIANT BRAND SALE BEN SHERMAN Polo’s $39.95 were $59.95

DUCHAMP YARRA TRAIL MARCO POLO Apparel Take 20% OFF

BLACK PEPPER Long Sleeve Striped T-Shirts $59.95 Were up to $79.95

RM WILLIAMS All Men’s long sleeve Shirts 20% OFF

BERLEI Barely There Lace Contour Bra Ivory or Black $49.99 SAVE $20 RAPEE CUSHIONS 30% OFF

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FREE SCARFE valued at $20 with Every PUMA Women’s V-Neck or Hooded Sweat Purchase

FREE BEANIE valued at $20 with Every PUMA Men’s Crew or Hooded Sweat purchase

4 DAYS MANY MORE OFFERS INSTORE ACROSS ALL DEPARTMENTS 21 Murray Street Nuriootpa www.barossaherald.com.au

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