PREMIUM

The show must go online

Lego masters: Neil and Tracey Smith won the open section of the Lego modelling competition with their farmhouse and barn. Photo by contributed
Tempting treat: Michelle Gorman created a delectable breakfast tray for one to win this section. Photo by contributed
Colourful cookies: Jordyn Rudd won first prize with his decorated biscuits. Photo by contributed
Work of art: Ollie Fitzpatrick created a grand piano with Lego bricks to win the 12 years and under section. Photo by contributed
Creative critters: Kayla Anderson won the 12 years and under section with this creation made from fruit and vegetables. Photo by contributed
Pancakes anyone?: Kayla Anderson created breakfast for one to win the 12 years and under section. Photo by contributed
Yummy entry: Daniel Rigoni decorated these biscuits and took out first prize in the five years and under section. Photo by contributed
Fabulous fruit: Daniel Rigoni made these creatures to win the five years and under section in the fruit and vegetable competition. Photo by contributed
Attention to detail: Rhyley Lawless won the 12 years and under colouring section. Photo by contributed
Cute cows: Harper Ray won the six years and under colouring competition. Photo by contributed

The lack of social gatherings has not diminished the creativity of Nathalia district young people, who contributed to an online version of the Nathalia Show during the school holidays.

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