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2026 Queensland AgShows Conference and Awards
Queensland’s vibrant agricultural show community came together in Brisbane on Saturday 21 March 2026, with Queensland AgShows proudly hosting both the 2026 Queensland AgShows Awards and the annual Back to Basics Conference. Across the...
Legendary blind judge could “see” cattle with his hands
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Speech leads to action as national ag education plan gains momentum
First published on Beef Central A call during a speech at last year’s Ekka for industry wide support to increase...
Rural Ambassador 2023: Young Alpha cattleman wins
Credit: Brandon Long, Queensland Country Life, Aug 21, 2023 A young cattleman from Alpha has been named this year's...
Showgirl 2023 Isabella Hanson shares her story
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QCL Showgirl Sarah Rose back in familiar role as vet, at the Ekka
Credit: Sally Gall, Queensland Country Life, Aug 14, 2023 Last week she was wearing heels and her 2022 Queensland...
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Around Canberra
Five ways to explore while your partner is at the conference
Joining us in Canberra for the Agricultural Shows Australia 2027 Conference? While your partner attends the conference, take the opportunity to discover Australia’s capital at your own pace. From national landmarks and fascinating stories to art, gardens and spectacular views, there’s plenty to fill a morning or afternoon.
1. Step inside Australian Parliament House
Discover the architecture, art and stories behind one of Australia’s most recognisable buildings. Join a guided tour to learn about Parliament and explore the place where national decisions are made. If Parliament is sitting, your visit may also offer an opportunity to watch proceedings.
Suggested time: 1–2 hours
Bookings: Explore the available tours and check individual booking requirements.
2. Reflect at the Australian War Memorial
Take time to discover the personal stories of Australians who have served in war and on operations. Explore the galleries and commemorative spaces, including the Roll of Honour and Hall of Memory, for a moving insight into Australia’s history.
Suggested time: 2–3 hours
Entry: Free; general entry currently does not require a ticket. Check visitor updates before arriving, as redevelopment may affect access to some galleries.
3. Discover our stories at the National Museum of Australia
Explore the people, places and events that have shaped Australia through fascinating objects and exhibitions. Set beside Lake Burley Griffin, the Museum offers an inviting way to spend a few hours discovering our shared history, followed by lunch or coffee with a lake view.
Suggested time: 2–3 hours
Entry: Free general admission. Selected exhibitions, tours and experiences have additional charges and booking requirements.
3. Discover our stories at the National Museum of Australia
Explore the people, places and events that have shaped Australia through fascinating objects and exhibitions. Set beside Lake Burley Griffin, the Museum offers an inviting way to spend a few hours discovering our shared history, followed by lunch or coffee with a lake view.
Suggested time: 2–3 hours
Entry: Free general admission. Selected exhibitions, tours and experiences have additional charges and booking requirements.
About Ag Shows Australia
Agricultural Shows Australia represents over 580 shows nation-wide and works to engage, influence and promote the essential value of Australian Agriculture.