Country Lifestyle program for 2024

Tuesday, September 17

9.30am: Useful tips on first aid with St John Ambulance NSW

9.45am: Regional Lifestyle Magazine showcasing the best of rural and regional NSW

10am: Murrumbidgee Primary Health Network – free COVID, flu and Japanese Encephalitis vaccines

10.15am: Nic McHenry – elevating and accessorising, the art of adding scarves and other clever additions to your wardrobe

10.30am: Scone eating challenge with the media teams.

10.45am: Dylan Hore – The Next Step support service 

11am: Fashion parade from the 2024 Country Lifestyle clientele 

11.35am: Weather Matters with Karl Lijnders, all your agricultural weather needs in one location

11.50am: Protech, finding jobs for people

12pm: Yvonne Booth, Henty Beanie Festival and fund raising for Peter McCallum Cancer Centre

12.20pm: Boys to the Bush – turning boys into good men

12.40pm: Commins Hendriks - Succession planning for farming families and businesses

1pm: Fashion parade of 2024 Henty Natural Fibres Fashion Awards entries with prize money totalling around $5500. Competition to be judged on Thursday.

1.40pm: Australian Army Band Kapooka entertains

2pm: Meteorologist and Channel 7 weather presenter Jane Bunn

2.15pm: Bosom, belly, bottom, necklines and hemlines with Jo Lucchesi

2.30pm: Fashion parade from our 2024Country Lifestyle clientele 

3.05pm: A-Z of Dementia care

3.20pm: Useful tips on first aid with St John Ambulance NSW

Wednesday, September 18

9.30am: Regional Lifestyle Magazine showcasing the best of rural and regional NSW

9.45am: Weather Matters with Karl Lijnders – all your agricultural weather in one location

10am: Josh Morrow on fitness and a brighter tomorrow

10.15am: Carmen Quade, AgriFocused, Apps to help your farming business

10.30am: Ozybushgirl - naturally treat all skin conditions with calendula

10.40am: How to find flattering and forgiving women’s clothing, no matter your height, shape or size with Jo Lucchesi

11am: Fashion parade from our 2024 Country Lifestyle clientele 

11.40am: Boys to the Bush - turning boys into good men

11.55pm: Steve Matthews speaking on mental health resilience

12.10pm: Yvonne Booth, Henty Beanie Festival and fund raising for Peter McCallum Cancer Centre

12.30pm: A-Z of Dementia care

12.45pm: Grace Larsen, runner up in the Australian Rural Woman of the Year 2024, on The Sisterhood Project. 

1pm: Fashion parade of 2024 Henty Natural Fibres Fashion Awards entries with prizes totalling around $5500. Competition to be judged on Thursday.

1.40pm: Succession planning for farming families and businesses with Commins Hendriks

2pm: Useful tips on first aid with St John Ambulance NSW

2.15pm: Murrumbidgee Primary Health Network – free COVID, flu and Japanese Encephalitis vaccines

2.30pm: Fashion parade from our 2024 Country Lifestyle clientele 

3.05pm: How to repot a Phalaenopsis Orchid with Ann Adams

Thursday, September 19

9.30am: Protech finding jobs for people

9.40am: Nic McHenry, elevating and accessorising, the art of adding scarves and other clever additions to your wardrobe

9.50am: Ozybushgirl – Naturally treat all skin conditions with calendula 

10.05am: Fitness in the Third Age with Libby Smith Draper 

10.20am: The best of rural and regional NSW with Regional Lifestyle Magazine

10.35am: A-Z of Dementia Care 

10.45am: How to find the fit you have been looking for with Jo Lucchesi

11am: Fashion parade from our 2024 Country Lifestyle clientele 

11.40am: Useful tips on first aid with St John Ambulance NSW

11.50am: Yvonne Booth, Henty Beanie Festival and fund raising for Peter McCallum Cancer Centre

12.15pm: Fox & Lillie representative speaks about the wool industry

12.20pm: Mental health and counselling for the whole community

12.30pm: JMP Developments, one of our Natural Fibres Awards sponsors

12.35pm: Family succession, preserving livelihoods and legacies with Dianna Jacobsen, Shine at Business

12.50pm: Boys to the Bush - turning boys into good men

1.15pm: Entertainment 

1.30pm: Judging of the 2024 HMFD Natural Fibre Fashion Awards with prizes totalling around $5500 including the Business Development Award.

2pm: Succession planning for farming families and businesses with Commins Hendriks 

2.15pm: Weather Matters with Karl Lijnders, all your agricultural weather needs in one location

2.30pm: Murrumbidgee Primary Health Network – free COVID, flu and Japanese Encephalitis vaccines

2.40pm: All things patchwork with Christine 

3pm: Some useful first aid tips with St John Ambulance NSW