All the fun of the 119th Scottsdale Show

The biggest cattle program in the State headlined the 2024 Scottsdale Show as thousands of people flocked to the celebration of rural life in the North-East.

Adella Dilworth, 3, from Bridport, making a new friend

Ainslie Ockerby and Mia Davis from Pipers River

Bella Mansell, Ethan Frankcombe, Rorey Smith and Miller Jones watching the cattle events

Darcy Smith preparing to enter the ring with his Murray Grey Three Shades Uncle Grug, winner of that category's Chamoion Bull

Ella Hill, from Hillwood with Makenzie Smith from Pipers River meeting a calf at the show

Emmy Brain and Alfie Bayles enjoying a ride in the boats

Flynn Russell, 10, from Lilydale with his winning entry in the farm animal category - a Puteketeke bird from NZ, the 2023 bird of the year, and his sister Ash

Gracie and Jada Smith of Scottsdale

Harlee, Dolley and Deakyn Auton from Tayene with their puppy in the Pet Parade

Hayley Wiggins and Margaret Kettle with one entry from their grand daughter and great grand daughter Hazel Viney, who was named Most Successful Exhibitor 5-8 years

Jack Nichols with Heatherfield Vallerie, the champion beef calf of the show

Lachie and Alfie Bayles get into the spirit of the show

Life Member Noelene Lette with 2023 Show Ambassador Grace Chatwin

Local shearer Aaron Reid in action

Lucy Bonar, Myrtle Viney, Clover Viney and Dakota McLeod with PJ the pet lamb

Molly Cornish and Hooch taking part in the novice draw of the yard dog trials

Pia Whelan, Aria Bush, Deakyn McKenna-Auton, Charli Hughes and Sarah Rainbow from Scottsdale Early Learning visiting the Historical Machinery Club display

Riley, Trevor, Toby and Alice Hall, Amelia Paulson and Bridget Moore with Supreme Female Quarterway Unhand u178

Sasha Maguire, Cody Johnson, Rohan Larkin in the Ghille Suit, Jophiel St Michael, Mary Julienne Mangulabnan and Jackson Fletcher from 603 Army Cadet’s Scottsdale

Scottsdale Grade 3/4 students Charlie Dimmack, Kadence Child, Natalia Knight, Vince Howard, Lincoln Dickenson and Damon Gudge with Bingo and Bluey.JPG

Serpentarium Manager Jenefer Matthew with Phoebe Singline of Scotsdale and Bridport's Shane Jensen holding Osiris the coastal carpet python

Sheffield's Nate Richardson in the show ring

Spud sensation - Sunny and Cooper Clement with Kallie Knight enjoying the spud throw competition

Sylvia Hill with her duck in the Pet Parade

Tim and Cheralee Herron with daughters Amy, Kyria and Verity

Will Hadley was runner up in the State Final of the junior cattle judging

William Moore with Ellie, Grace and Lucy Bonar

Production North-Eastern Advertiser20 November 2024

Bridport triumph in historic first home final

Bridport hosted its first ever NTFA final in front of the biggest crowd ever seen at the seaside oval against Old Launcestonians and came away big winners after a fantastic final quarter comeback!

Jess Burke and Kristen Moore joined more than 1000 people to watch Bridport in the first NTFA final held at the venue.

Alex Coombe has plenty of space to kick into attack

Zac, Eli and Geoff Saville.

Adam Abraham, Jobe Beeson, Tom Moore, Linc and Beau Gerke, Michelle Beeson, Wayne Churchill, Belinda Gerke, Cara Howlett and Deanne Moore.

Caleb Bedford kicks one into attack, as Bridport stormed home to record a historic victory over OLs.

Christian Barnes gets a run on through the middle of the ground.

Barb, Richie and Anastasia McBride and Lucy, Sophie and Frankie Glasson.

Joshua Nunn clears one out of the midfield.

Liam Mckean handballs away under pressure from his OLs opponent.

Katie Hall, Danica Beeson, Amelia Barnett and Alyssa Brown with Jock Johnson and Declan Worker.

Matthew Taylor collects the ball up forward on his way to a bag of five goals for the game.

Rubicon Turner, Di and Dion Turner and Annie Gillespie with Ash, Tori, Taj, Julie and Jason Gillespie, Jackie Williams, Juanita and Sean Coates and Brett Williams.

Mo Makitae with the ball for Bridport.

Sharon Burr, Melissa Nunn and Pia Whelan.

William McBride booted two goals in the Seagulls spectacle

Captain Joseph Robinson has his eyes on the prize.

Coach Andrew Philpott was all smiles after a massive come from behind win for the Seagulls.

Production North-Eastern Advertiser21 August 2024

Scottsdale Bike Track opening

Screams of laughter echoed around the Children’s Reserve as the new Scottsdale Community Bike Track was opened to the public.

Archie Baker, 2, from Scottsdale was happy to see the new facility opened to the public.

Ava Bissett enjoys her scoot around the new facility.

Logan Whelan, 2, and Henry Sattler, 2, from Scottsdale gave thumbs up to the new bike track.

Everyone was all smiles at the official opening of the facility.

Mayla and Ramona Simmons of Scottsdale were happy to ride their bikes around the track.

Production North-Eastern Advertiser14 August 2024

LOCAL EVENT GALLERIES