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NSW agricultural shows permitted up to 5,000 visitors from January 2021 as COVID-19 restrictions ease
Dagwood dogs, dodgem cars, show dogs and hotly contested pavilion events will be back at showgrounds across the New South Wales from January.
Tens of agricultural shows across the state, including the Sydney Royal Easter Show, were cancelled this year due to the pandemic, but the NSW Government this week announced the shows could resume next year with up to 5,000 attendees.
The Bowral Show in the Southern Highlands will be the first to open its gates on January 9.
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Article written by: Mollie Gorman
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