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Scott and Greg Aplin, Jill Aplin, Steve Trickett, Jim and Dorothy Hoy with Joan Wood


Nash Cooper won one of the kids shearing competitions, a wooden sheep cut out is covered with shaving cream and the kids have to “shear” it.


Eden Feaguise and Mataya Barber from Culcairn.

Kye Bodycott won  7 – 11 yrs Show Boy.


Michaela and Lachlan Wooten from Culcairn check out the selection of showbags.

Ryan O'Keeffe, Shon  and Gabel Patton from Culcairn.


Broady Thomas won  7 – 11 yrs Show Girl.

Abigail Manton won  14 – 18 yrs Show Girl

Greg Aplin MP opened the 102nd Culcairn Show.


Stefanie Cook and Annalese Shearer from Culcairn.


Andrew Thomson and Greg Aplin, Andrew has been a volunteer for the Culcairn Show Society for 43 years and was also awarded Life Membership.

 Bev Hoffman with Greg Aplin, Bev accepted  a Life Membership posthumously for her late husband John Hoffman.


Broady Thomas, Kye Bodycott, Hannah Godde FL James Godde and  Casey Thomas


 Rowan Booth with his son Oliver  (Tiny Tots Boys 1-3 years) 


Corby, Ella, Sandra, Isaiah and Ryder Robertson from Culcairn.


Hannah Godde won  11 – under 14 yrs Show Girl.


Kaden Slatter with his daughter Lilly  (Tiny Tots Girls 1-3 years) 


Zane Godde with his son Patrick (Baby Boy Under 12 months) 


 Amy Cooper with daughter Greta  (Baby Girl Under 12 months) 


Gabrielle Lieschke's  horse Stratin Destiny couldn’t help but smile after she  was awarded Champion in Horse Riding Club Association Victoria at the Culcairn Show last Saturday.


Alison Gimbert and Darren Crook Campbelltown 

Tracey Coyle of Mt Martha with Great Danes Adele and Trinny. 

Christine Parker and Tracy Vine from Culcairn

Hannah Mitchell ,18, and Samantha Wenke ,19 enjoy the cha cha. Picture: Elenor Tedenborg.

Crowds at the Culcairn Show. Picture: Elenor Tedenborg.

Clint Dunn in action at the shearing competition. Picture: Elenor Tedenborg.

Tracey Coyle of Mt Martha with Great Danes Adele and Trinny. Picture: Elenor Tedenborg.

Paige Hopkins with Pudel Giorgio and American Cocker Spaniel Hudson. Picture: Elenor Tedenborg.

Clint Dunn shows his form during the shearing and wool handling competition at Saturday's Culcairn Show. The event attracted 36 entrants from Culcairn, Wagga and surrounding areas. Picture: Elenor Tedenborg.

Sapper and Winks Sutherland from Evergreen property at Culcairn. Picture: Elenor Tedenborg.

Braxton Whitehead enjoys the show.  Picture: Elenor Tedenborg.

Judge Peter Cull with a Blue Red Old English Game 1 year. Picture: Elenor Tedenborg.

A data breach involved information from the family violence unit at Monash Medical Centre. (James Ross/AAP PHOTOS)

Data from 4000 people who used Monash Health's family violence and sexual assault support units across two decades has been caught in a data breach.

Cyber breach impacts family violence, sex assault data

Poor sleep affects up to 90 per cent of people who suffer from chronic pain. (Diego Fedele/AAP PHOTOS)

Poor sleep affects up to 90 per cent of people who suffer from chronic pain, but health practitioners rarely considered it a central part of their treatment.

Sleep could hold secret to recovery from serious injury

Riley Krause

Rachel Dewhurst and Eden Bradford from Canobolas Kids Health have opened up about the paediatric health crisis. Picture by Carla Freedman

Their service is offered in Orange, Dubbo, Bathurst and Cowra.

'Slow the floodgates': OT waitlist so long they've had to stop accepting new clients

Carla Mascarenhas

Molly Ticehurst's death in Forbes sparked calls for action on addressing domestic violence in regional NSW. Picture supplied

Regional NSW is more dangerous for women than Sydney.

Revealed: the worst local government locations for domestic violence

Jenna Price

Australian research tells us nearly 100 per cent of boys see porn before the age of 24. Picture Shutterstock

Maybe we need a traffic light approach; a health porn tick of approval?

We used to learn about sex on the job, so to speak. Now things are quite different

The World Bank is calling for PNG to better supply its schools to get more children back on track. (AP PHOTO)

Papua New Guinea must urgently invest more in people, including by educating children, if it wants a more stable and prosperous society, the World Bank says.

PNG has 'human capital crisis', says World Bank

Culcairn Show 2015 | photos

Photos from the Culcairn show. Pictures: Lorri Roden and Elenor Tedenborg.

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