• Article 42 : Casella Estate Wins Trophy at Melbourne
• Article 43 : Another Gold Medal for Alexandra Bridge 101
• Article 44 : Somerset Hill Wines produces WA's best Pinot Noir
• Article 45 : Visionary to lead export drive
• Article 46 : Red Hot Hunter Success
• Article 47 : Another Corking Victorian Wine Week for Melbourne in 2003
• Article 48 : The Essence of Victorian Wine
• Article 49 : The Cover Drive Cabernet Sauvignon by Jim Barry
• Article 52 : Brown Brothers Scoops National Family Business Award
• Article 53 : Restaurant Lurleen's at Sirromet Wines wins award
• Article 54 : New to the helm - Leigh Clarnette joins Taltarni on a more permanent basis
• Article 55 : Lovedale Vineyard shines with 4 gold medal winning vintages at Hunter Valley show
• Article 56 : New Glen Innes Winery to Open Cellar Door
• Article 57 : New LOOK Wolf Blass Eaglehawk WINES
• Article 58 : Local fire brigade set to benefit from Redbank's top new drops
• Article 59 : Atlanta International wine summit announces 2003 competition award-winners
• Article 60 : Gartelmann 2002 Diedrich Shiraz Gold Medal – 2003 Hunter Valley Wine Show
• Article 61 : New Wine Industry Association President
• Article 62 : Coopers Beers adopt a new look
• Article 63 : Gold Rush for fortified wine in the US
• Article 64 : Lenswood Vineyards Pinot Noir a winner at Hyatt/Advertiser wine awards
• Article 66 : Aussie Wine Industry Clinches Largest Cork Deal Ever
• Article 67 : 9,400 wines from 35 countries: Taylors takes best red
• Article 68 : d’Arenberg ‘Robert Parker’ Points Success
• Article 69 : New Vintage for Australasian Sparkling Wine of the Year - Clover Hill 1999

The win is a great boost to the Hay Shed Hill winery, a super-premium boutique producer, focused on the Willyabrup area of the Margaret River wine region in Western Australia’s South West.