Two shearing greats Fagan and Osborne battle it out at Warkworth Shears
The open final at Warkworth A&P Show was a match between Jack Fagan and Neville Osborne.
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Royal title for Hawke's Bay A&P Show
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Aussie axemen ace their chop in Rotorua
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Shearing: World record bid abandoned
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New varieties displayed at Whanganui flower show
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Frenchman wins shearing final at Rotorua show
Frenchman claims bragging rights at Rotorua A&P show.
Overseas shearers dominate at Rotorua Show
Rotorua A&P Show's Agrodome Shears Intermediate Champs had no Kiwis in the final.
20,000+ punters head to Ngapuhi Festival
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Shearing: Wales win tour opener in Taihape
It was the first win by a Welsh national shearing team in the North Island.
Rotorua A&P Show set to be two fun-filled days
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Ranfurly rider chosen for trip to Texas
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Highland Games still going strong 154 years on
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Kaikohe's A&P Show a big day out
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Te Puke A&P show cattle a labour of love
Much of Liz Milsom's donkey work will have been done when Te Puke A&P Show day dawns.