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What does the University of Adelaide Act (1971) and the Phylloxera and Grape Industry Act (1995) have in common?  The answer is quite a bit. Both were created in the same era: Vinehealth by the Phyllo... Read More...

In an effort to raise awareness about phylloxera prevention in the digital space, Vinehealth Australia ran a successful Instagram Influencer event in May, as part of the Responsible Visitation Campaign (RVC). ... Read More...

Vinehealth Australia’s industry consultation on proposed changes to phylloxera conditions within South Australia’s Plant Quarantine Standard is coming to a close on 30 June. We have undertaken significant ... Read More...

Do you know that Vinehealth Australia has been keeping records of all vineyards planted in South Australia since 1899? The records show that of the total area of vines planted in SA: There are 66,66... Read More...

In response to industry demand, Vinehealth Australia has released a ‘Petite’ size option in its popular range of Wine Tourism Biosecurity Signs. The Petite size has been developed for smaller, boutique cell... Read More...

Plant Health Australia has released a new free biosecurity online training course for growers relating to plant biosecurity, providing general education about reporting pests and what the response process to a... Read More...

Quantifying grape-related machinery and equipment movements during vintage is important for our industry as a part of monitoring the potential movement of plant pests, diseases and weeds into our state. It... Read More...

This year, Vinehealth Australia is celebrating 120 years of safeguarding South Australian vineyards. The statutory body, formerly known as the Phylloxera and Grape Industry Board of SA, was formed by an Act... Read More...

May 1 marked the start of a new financial year for Vinehealth Australia. It’s when we begin working on our Annual Report and reflecting on the year that’s been. Here we share some of the highlights of 2018/19.... Read More...

Vinehealth Australia’s industry consultation on proposed changes to phylloxera conditions within South Australia’s Plant Quarantine Standard, is coming to a close. While industry consultation has been underway... Read More...