Local Acknowledgement of Country

These cultural lands have long been recognised as a place of significance; a “meeting place”; a place for gathering, connection and community. A place with the intention and purpose for sharing ideas, culture, knowledge, products and services.

For tens of thousands of years, we have been a place driven with the purpose of Entrepreneurship – starting with our First Nations Peoples (Peramangk, Kaurna and Ngadjuri peoples); building a rich and vibrant legacy which has continued to current times in the Barossa Valley where Innovation, Perseverance and Sustainability have been central to our community across generations.

We carry forward the spirit of purpose, innovation and enterprise and invite you on this journey.

Image: Some of Nuriootpa High School’s First Nations students pictured with Aboriginal Secondary Education Transition Officer Brooke Klose, and Adjahdura, Nurungga and Ngadjuri Elder Quenten Agius. Photo courtesy of The Barossa Council.