Bec Hardy has returned to the board of the Nature Foundation SA, continuing a family legacy that began with her grandmother, one of the organisation’s original founders. Passionate about conservation and protecting South Australia’s unique landscapes, Bec brings her vineyard stewardship into a broader mission, supporting programs that safeguard habitats, species, and communities. Learn how you can join the movement and help preserve the natural heritage we all cherish.

March is picnic season done right. From crisp sparkling and aromatic whites to lighter reds and elegant Shiraz, the key is balance, wines that stay fresh in the sun but deliver generosity as the day unfolds. Whether you’re packing a rug at the coast or enjoying a Tipsy Hill Estate Picnic Experience at Tipsy Hill Estate, the right selection transforms an ordinary afternoon into a memorable moment. Start light, build texture, finish with generosity and savour every sip along the way.

In a world focused on saving and optimising, Treatonomics invites us to indulge with intention. At Bec Hardy Wines, it’s about creating meaningful moments through exceptional wine and unforgettable experiences - from a Tipsy Hill Estate Picnic Experience at Tipsy Hill Estate to opening an iconic bottle of Yeoman Shiraz. Because treating yourself isn’t about excess, it’s about connection, celebration, and making everyday moments truly memorable.

Formula One driver Valtteri Bottas and professional cyclist Tiffany Cromwell have swapped international circuits for vineyard views, settling into life in McLaren Vale. Drawn by the region’s relaxed lifestyle, world-class wine and strong sense of community, the sporting duo are embracing their new chapter among the locals — and quickly feeling at home.

Summer is peak season in McLaren Vale and the Fleurieu Peninsula, with wine festivals, live music, outdoor cinema, markets and the buzz of vintage season filling the calendar. From SummerVines and the Tour Down Under to film nights, long lunches and cellar door events, here’s what’s on across January, February and March 2026 - and why it’s the perfect time to plan a visit.

Global companies and artisans are finding new opportunities in China through the Eighth China International Import Expo, where specialty products from around the world are thriving in an increasingly open and dynamic market. From fast-growing New Zealand alpaca goods and Colombian chocolates to Australian wines and handmade crafts from Nepal, exhibitors praise the expo as a powerful gateway to Chinese consumers and a catalyst for expanding international trade and cultural exchange.