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Local produce, quickshear competitions and equine exhibits will be the feature drawcards at the upcoming 2017 Culcairn Show. The event is set to take place in southern NSW on September 30. See if you can recognise anyone from last year’s event.&nbsp;

Local produce, quickshear competitions and equine exhibits will be the feature drawcards at the upcoming 2017 Culcairn Show.

The event is set to take place in southern NSW on September 30. See if you can recognise anyone from last year’s event.&nbsp;

Sloane Cooper from Culcairn Tiny Totts Girl 1 and Under 3. Picture: Lorri Roden.

One of the many chickens on display in the Poultry section. Picture: Lorri Roden.

Lochie and Charlie Freemantle from Albury Lego was their favourite display. Picture: Lorri Roden.

Michelle Godde interviewed the entrants in Junior Showgirl. Picture: Lorri Roden.

Entrants in the Tiny Totts Girls 1 and Under 3. Picture: Lorri Roden.

Faith Weston from Culcairn with her cousin Alex Freemantle from Albury. Picture: Lorri Roden.

Zane Godde from Culcairn took part in the Shearing competition at the Culcairn Show. Picture: Lorri Roden.

Entrants in the Tiny Totts Boys 1 and Under 3. Picture: Lorri Roden.

Hudson Phillips from Culcairn won Tiny Totts Boys 1 and Under 3. Picture: Lorri Roden.

Ian and Allan Dunn were presented with Life Membership of the Culcairn PAH&I Show Society. The brothers were born in Culcairn and are the third generation of their family volunteering for the show. Ian and Allan started (and remained) in the Dog section 61 years ago as Stewards. Picture: Lorri Roden.

Wal Blezzard Agricultural Societies Council of NSW Company Secretary and Stephen Trickett Culcairn Show Society President, Wal Blezzard declared the 103 rd show officially open. Picture: Lorri Roden.

Janet McInerney from Jindera with Buddy. Picture: Lorri Roden.

Katrina and Bolte displaying his Best Exhibit in Show ribbon. Picture: Lorri Roden.

Tracey Hill with Kelly from Wodonga. Picture: Lorri Roden.

Vicki Ross with Fabs. Picture: Lorri Roden.

Claie Van Der Wolde from Brunswick with Odin. Picture: Lorri Roden.

Steve Barnett from Woomargama with Spirit. Picture: Lorri Roden.

Melissa Hutchinson and Puddin. Picture: Lorri Roden.

Belinda Heersema from Albury with Grayson. Picture: Lorri Roden.

Alexandra Belich from Lavington with Jax. Picture: Lorri Roden.

Kieran Katon with Ruma. Picture: Lorri Roden.

Linda Walsh from Melbourne with Purdy. Picture: Lorri Roden.

Entrants in Junior Showboy 7 Years and Under 11 Years. Picture: Lorri Roden.

Lincoln Wright and Thomas McGrath from Culcairn looking at some the work in display. Picture: Lorri Roden.

Some of the winners. Picture: Lorri Roden.

Laura Dunn from Culcairn had fun running into every puddle she could find. Picture: Lorri Roden.

Entrants in Junior Showboy 3 Years and Under 11 Years. Picture: Lorri Roden.

Cody Bodycott from Culcairn won Junior Showboy 7 Years and Under 11 Years. Picture: Lorri Roden.

Lolita Landman from Culcairn with dress she made from leaves in the Horticulture section. Picture: Lorri Roden.

Emma and James Barnett from Woomargama. Picture: Lorri Roden.

Suzanne and Les Janetzki from Wodonga with their Grandchildren Toby and Hayley Beck. v

Sienna Finemore from Jindera won Junior Showgirl 7 Years and Under 11 Years. Picture: Lorri Roden.

Entrants in the Intermediate section. Picture: Lorri Roden.

Eric and Marie Katalinic from Ryan enjoyed browsing the stalls. Picture: Lorri Roden.

Matthew Hodges and Jena Kent from Culcairn rode the Cha Cha. Picture: Lorri Roden.

Abagail Manton from Culcairn won Senior Showgirl 14 Year and Under 18 Years. Picture: Lorri Roden.

Hannah Godde from Culcairn won Intermediate 11 Years and Under 14 Years. Picture: Lorri Roden.

Bella Sheather from Culcairn won Junior Showgirl 3 Years and Under 7 Years. Picture: Lorri Roden.

Austin Fage from Canberra with some of his show bags. Picture: Lorri Roden.  

Lachlan Wotten from Culcairn on the Tea Cup ride. Picture: Lorri Roden.

George Dowell won Junior Showboy3 Years and Under 7 Years. Picture: Lorri Roden.

Liam Fenwick from Culcairn came in to the warmth of the club rooms for lunch. Picture: Lorri Roden.

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One Night Stand is returning in 2024 after a five-year break amid a difficult time for Australia's live music industry. Picture by Mark Jesser

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Telstra customers can now send a free text to receive information about whether they are affected by the closure of 3G in June 2024. Picture supplied

Culcairn show 2016 | photos

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