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Beloved show will go on with more council sponsorship

The Central Highlands council approved a sponsorship package for the Emerald Show Society's 2025 two-day event in June. (File)

The Emerald agricultural show will go on after the Central Highlands council approved a $17,108 sponsorship package at its Wednesday, […]

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