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Ken and Nina Shiels, baby Georgina, Jenni and Oscar Haines with Raele Robertson at the Historical Society's stand. 

Henty Show Society President Warren Dale, Bruce and Eveline Lieschke and Show Society Secretary Kerry Small. Bruce and Eveline have been stewarding in the pavilion for over 45 years and were recognised for their contributions to the Henty Show. 

Isabelle Male and Oscar Haines with their prize winning toys, Isabelle's is called Puppy and Oscar's is called Daisy. 

Evie and Oscar Haines won first prize in the Dress Up competition. 

Five and a half year old Mackenzie Pearce with Mum Jaye from Jindera, Mackenzie won Princess Up to Six Months. 

Stewards were acknowledged for the commitment and service to the Henty Show.   Oriel McRae forty years, Libby Male forty years plus, June Bahr 36 years, Elaine Lutze 40 years, Gwen Wood fifty six years and Alison Schuster forty years. 

Twenty month old Georgina Pace from Wagga with her Mum Sonia, Georgina won Princess One and under Two years. 

Henty's Zahra Cocking won Princess Two years and under Four years. 

Two-year-old Lawrence Pace from Wagga won Prince Two years and under four years. 

Twenty three month old Angus Bedggood from Henty won Prince Two years and under Four years. 

Sarah Mulloy and Josh Cocking of Wagga with their daughter Alliviah who won Princess Six month and under 12 months. 

Isabelle Male of Pleasant Hills won Princess Four years and under Six years. 

Henty's Oscar Haines won Prince Two years and under Four years. 

Fergus Meyer from Henty won Prince Seven years and under Nine years. 

Culcairn's Eight year old Natalie Hasler won Princess Seven years and under Nine years. 

Eleven year old Louise Hasler from Culcairn won Princess Ten years and under Thirteen years. 

Rowan Cuthbert-Fischer Eleven from Henty won Prince Ten years and under Thirteen years. 

Winning entry in the Show n Shine competition, a 1920 Indian Power Plus owned by Henty's  Nick Bedggood. 

Jesse and Peter Cheney from Pleasant Hills. 

Chairman of the Henty Machinery Fields Days Ross Edwards opened the 2017 Henty Show. 

Henty Show President Warren Dale and Ross Edwards. 

Yanco Ag College students Keely Ryan Sixteen won Junior Judging and Renae Nash Seventeen won Paraders in the Cattle section. 

Ten year old Edward Maclure won Champion Parader. 

Twelve year old Hamish Maclure won Under Fifteen Paraders. 

Anka Aliento and Elizabeth Dale from Henty enjoying the ride. 

Ashton Quee from Henty cooled down inside the water bubble. 

Show n Shine Steward and MC Steve Bowen point to where the winning Ute was supposed to be. 

Secretary Kerry Small with Janet Semmler from Henty who won first prize in the Lucky Gate Prize a $200 cheque. 

Secretary Kerry Small with Graeme  Semmler from Henty who won second  prize in the lucky gate prize a $100 cheque. 

Secretary Kerry Small with Becky  and two year old Charlie Chambers from Cookardinia won third prize in the Lucky Gate Prize a $100 voucher for the Commercial club Albury. 

Some of the participants in the team challenge. 



Belinda, Seven year old Niamh, Two year old Jack and Daniel Finucane from Henty. 

 Sharna and Eight month old Caitlin Maloney from Henty. 

Richardson with year old Ashton Quee from Henty. 

Nine year old Saffi Farrell-O'Reilly prepares and won her section in the Sheaf Tossing. 

Elsa Meyer prepares to toss the sheaf under the watchful eye of Grant Morey. 

Elsa Meyer prepares to toss the sheaf under the watchful eye of  Grant Morey. 

Harry Doig, Elizabeth Aygun, Blake Roulston, Harry Harrington, Charlie Doig and Will Boyle. 

Chelsea Lieschke, Mel and Nathan Senior manned one the refreshment stands. 

Ninty five year old Nellmore Simpson from Wagga Wagga was pleased with her many first prize awards in the Jams, Pickles and Preserves section. 

Henty's Brian Liston entertained the crowd during a lull in the activities. 



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

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