Fifteen emerging leaders have today graduated from the Australian grape and wine sector’s flagship professional development program, Future Leaders, having been inspired and equipped to shape ...

Wine Australia invests in strategic bilateral agreements with a number of key research organisations including The Australian Wine Research Institute (AWRI), CSIRO and SARDI. We also periodically ...

The Economic Contribution Australian Wine Sector 2025 is an economic assessment of the wine sector’s direct and indirect contribution to the Australian economy in 2025 [1]. It was prepared by ...

Supported by Wine Australia, this video series shines a spotlight on small to medium wine businesses in particular that are actively reducing their carbon footprint. Each case study demonstrates how ...

Wine Australia’s Strategic Plan 2025-30 identifies ‘Invest in the development of improved and/or innovative vineyard practices, and techniques to manage vineyard pests and diseases more sustainably’, ...

The National Vineyard Register has the potential to be a game-changer for the Australian wine sector. With the support of growers, it can provide an accurate, digital foundation dataset of our ...

Mataro was brought to Australia by James Busby in 1832 from Perpignan in the Roussillon in southern France. It was planted in the Camden and Minchinbury vineyards in New South Wales (N.S.W.) where it ...

At the Wine Industry Update 2024, Wine Australia’s Manager, Market Insights Peter Bailey provided a state of the wine market update. This market bulletin provides detail from the presentation, ...

If one had to choose a single adjective to describe the Australian wine scene over the past few years, then it would have to be ‘evolution’. No matter which perspective you look at the modern ...

Exceptional growth in demand for Australian fine wine saw the total value of Australian wine exports grow by 3 per cent to $2.91 billion in the 12 months to December 2019. Exports of higher valued ...

The 2025 Australian winegrape crush is estimated to be 1.57 million tonnes, 160,000 tonnes (11 per cent) more than the 2024 crush but still 140,000 tonnes below the 10-year average of 1.71 million ...

Wine Australia’s Australia’s Wine Future: A Climate Atlas, was released in 2020, following three years of research by the University of Tasmania’s Climate Futures team. The Atlas provides a range of ...