Fraser Coast Show - Thursday

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Fraser Coast Show must be low-cost to survive

EDITORIAL: Memeber for Maryborough Anne Maddern may have raised a few eyebrows when she questioned the future of the Fraser Coast Show.

Fraser Coast Show - regulars to the show Tom and Gynette Macnamara.

No stopping for keen show-goers after more than 30 years

GYNETTE and Tom Macnamara say they have visited the Fraser Coast Show every year for more than 30 years.

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Fraser Coast Show - 5 yr olds (L) Kayden Curby and Zak Holt from Albert State School in amongst the giant pumpkins grown by Anton and Amie Burney.

Showers of rain threaten but dry has had huge effect

DESPITE wet weather hovering over the show, the effects of the drought are still being felt with half as many entrants in the fruit and vegetable competition.

Jessica Staples, 5, from Toogoom is all smiles as she takes her first ever ride on a merry-go-round.

Show to grow bigger, better with focus on children

CHILDREN are the future of the Fraser Coast Show as organisers try to capture their interest in an effort to increase long-term support of the event.

Show operators waiting for the crowds to pick up in sideshow alley on Thursday.

Plenty of no-shows after shift to weekday timeslot

AS THE Fraser Coast Show shifts to a weekday timeslot, punters are enjoying the fact there are no queues – but some vendors are disappointed by the slow start.

Fraser Coast Show - Thursday

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No stopping for keen show-goers after more than 30 years

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Showers of rain threaten but dry has had huge effect

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Show to grow bigger, better with focus on children

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Plenty of no-shows after shift to weekday timeslot

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