Wine authority leaps into tourism

Winemakers' Federation of Australia acting chief executive Tony Battaglene.
Sunraysia Daily

THE Winemakers’ Federation of Australia has welcomed legislative changes that give the Australian Grape and Wine Authority (AGWA) the ability to administer tourism grants for the first time. Federation chief executive Tony Battaglene said this was an important step in the implementation of the $50 million Export and Regional Wine Support Package announced in the 2016 […]

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