Spa Country Who's Who
YOUR COMMUNITY. YOUR CONNECTIONS.
Meet the people behind the place.
Discover the people, businesses and groups who call Spa Country home, and meet members across Australia.
Each Portrait connects you with the public introduction and links that member has chosen to share.
Maltnhops
Local and independent craft brewery and taphouse located in Beresfield. Serving up some of Beresfield's best pizzas and local craft beer. Open Tuesday…
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Debbie Mattsen
Off the Wall business services offers helpful bookkeeping and administrative assistance to Whyalla businesses, freeing up your time to work ON your bu…
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🎨 David Bromley
David Bromley's Daylesford studios and gallery connect Spa Country with a contemporary artistic practice extending from painting into sculpture and other objects. Born in Sheffield and brought to Australia as a child, he developed a recognisable figurative style, particularly through paintings of children and female portraits. Bronze and resin sculptures carry some of those figures into three dimensions. His business also exhibits other artists' work and undertakes creative collaborations. The Daylesford connection is an active working base, alongside his Melbourne premises. It provides a cultural thread in a region often introduced mainly through mineral springs, accommodation and the attractions of a restorative weekend.
🏛️ Tina Banitska
Artist and ceramicist Tina Banitska gave one of Daylesford's prominent buildings a new public life. After running a pottery and gallery at Springmount, she bought the disused convent in 1988, when it required extensive repairs. Restoration led to its opening as an art gallery in 1991. The project combined her own artistic background with the work of preserving a substantial historic property and creating space for exhibitions. It is a particularly visible local achievement: visitors encounter the building and its art because someone took on the difficult transition from deteriorating former convent to cultural venue. Her connection is the development and continuing stewardship of that Daylesford project.
