To coincide with WA Wine Industry Biosecurity Week (8–12 June 2026), Wines of Western Australia, Wine Australia and DPIRD are pleased to present two half day hands‑on biosecurity workshops in Margaret River (9 June) and the Swan Valley (11 June). These free events are led by Robyn Dixon, Program Manager Biosecurity, Pest and Disease in Wine...
Join WCA and Matt Remphrey, Owner / Creative Director at Parallax Design and sponsor of the WCA Awards ‘Best Winery Website’ Trophy, as he discusses the FIVE principles to follow for a great winery website. 1. Building brand coherence from shelf to screen 2. Your website is only part of your digital ecosystem 3. Design...
Explore tourism opportunities leveraging the soon to be complete, Wadandi Track Tourism WA has recently finalised the Wadandi Track Tourism Opportunities Analysis, to understand the potential tourism development opportunities the completion of the Wadandi Track will bring to the South West. Facilitated by Dr Lenore Lyons from Concept2Strategy, the interactive workshop will allow tourism operators...
Join us for our annual Community Coastal Revegetation Day at the Margaret River Rivermouth. Focussing on weed removal, brushing and planting to help control/rationalise access, prevent trampling and vegetation loss, stabilise the dunes and improve biodiversity. Hot drinks are on us throughout the morning and join us for afterwards for lunch at Walsh & Sons!...
Fifty people sit down together - some of them strangers, most of them by the end of lunch, not. Melissa Palinkas brings four courses built from what Western Australia's paddocks, farmers' markets and coastline are offering that week - cooked over the purpose-built asado and above-ground grill, in full view of the table. The menu...
Braizen is Melissa Palinkas's weekly Sunday session at Willespie Estate - fire, instinct and bold flavour, in full view. A different hero dish each week, cooked over the purpose-built asado and above-ground grill. The way food should be on a Sunday: unhurried, generous, and without apology. Pull up a chair on the verandah, pour a...
An Acknowledgement of Country Workshop with Rhys Paddick from Modern Custodian and hosted by the Shire of Augusta Margaret River. Following a strong response to last year’s session, we’re offering the Acknowledge This! workshop again to all community members in the Augusta Margaret River shire who want to “ditch the script” and build confidence in delivering meaningful...
Braizen is Melissa Palinkas's weekly Sunday session at Willespie Estate - fire, instinct and bold flavour, in full view. A different hero dish each week, cooked over the purpose-built asado and above-ground grill. The way food should be on a Sunday: unhurried, generous, and without apology. Pull up a chair on the verandah, pour a...
Updates on the progress and actions of the One Grape & Wine Sector Plan for south west wine businesses, growers makers exporter and regions The One Grape & Wine Sector Plan was launched in August 2024 to reset the path to Vision 2050, with state updates were held in mid-2025. This whole-of-sector plan was the culmination of...
Wine growth strategies for international markets Join the industry’s essential gathering for fresh strategies, sharp insights, and practical pathways to reignite growth in a challenging market. The Summit is designed to educate and share the collective knowledge of industry leaders' experiences to better inform and educate wine brands so they can enhance their commercial outcomes,...
Vaccine Programs and eID Traceability FREE Session SHEEP MORNING SESSION — SHEEP | 9:00am – 10:30am Sheep vaccination planning presented by Zoetis Building effective timing and options to protect your mob NLIS/eID traceability for sheep with Beth Green (B.Sc Agric. Hons, Magnify Agriculture Global) *Bio below What WA’s eID tag rules mean for your operation and...
In the is webinar, Penny Flannery will present Options for Vineyards: Reworking and Top-Grafting. Australian grape and wine businesses are facing challenges due to market oversupply, declining grape prices, increasing disease pressure, and ageing vineyard infrastructure. Additionally, a large proportion of Australia’s vineyard area, particularly plantings established during the rapid expansion of the 1990s and...