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education in focus at Cabo Show

AS thousands of Queenslanders continue hitting the road with caravans, trailers and campers, one Caboolture Show sponsor is working to make sure they do it safely.

Win a $200 fuel voucher at this year’s Cabo show

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visitors will have more than rides, showbags and livestock to look forward to this year, with Member for Morayfield Mark Ryan set to return to the showgrounds with giveaways, community chats and a major fuel voucher raffle.

Mr Ryan and his team will host a stall across the three-day event from Friday, June 5 to Sunday, June 7, encouraging locals to stop by, share feedback and enter a free competition to win one of three $200 fuel vouchers.

To enter, visitors simply need to fill out the entry form at the bottom of Mr Ryan’s ad below and return it to the collection box at the stall during the event.

The winners will be drawn at 11am on Sunday, June 7, with entrants not required to be present at the draw.

The annual Caboolture Show is one of the region’s biggest community events, attracting thousands of visitors each year for agricultural displays, entertainment, competitions and family attractions.

Mr Ryan said the event was always an important opportunity to connect directly with residents outside the usual political setting.

The stall will also feature giveaways and opportunities for locals to raise issues affecting the community under a “Have Your Say” theme.

The Caboolture Show will run from June 5 to 7 at the Caboolture Showgrounds, with entertainment, show rides, animal competitions, and expected to draw strong crowds across the weekend.

Tow-Ed Caboolture, a towing education business led by Managing Director Jeff Palmer, is helping drivers build confidence behind the wheel through specialised towing and recovery training delivered across the state.

Mr Palmer has spent nearly 20 years contracting to national towing education provider Tow-Ed and now works extensively with Caravanning Queensland through the VANSafe program, travelling throughout Queensland delivering workshops, demonstrations and safety education sessions.

He specialises

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in towing education for everything from small box trailers to gooseneck horse floats and fifth wheel caravans, with demand for training continuing to grow alongside the popularity of caravanning and recreational travel.

Mr Palmer’s qualifications also extend into low-risk driving, four-wheel-drive recovery training and quad and side-by-side vehicle instruction.

Tow-Ed Caboolture is among the businesses

supporting this year’s 99th Caboolture Show, which returns next week from June 5 to June 7 with rides, rodeos, fireworks and agricultural displays celebrating the region’s rural community. The annual event continues to attract local businesses and organisations from across Moreton Bay, with sponsors playing a key role in helping deliver one of the region’s biggest community weekends.

Monster trucks and motorbikes roar into Caboolture Show

MONSTER trucks, freestyle motocross stunts and flaming arena spectacles are set to headline the night program at this year’s Caboolture Show, with organisers promising one of the biggest entertainment lineups in the event’s 99-year history.

Running from June 5 to 7, the Caboolture Show will once again transform the showgrounds into a highenergy arena packed with thrills, laughs and adrenalinefuelled performances for all ages.

Among the headline acts this year are monster trucks Outback Thunda and GWI-MA, which will roar into the arena crushing cars and

performing high-powered stunt displays during the Friday and Saturday night programs.

Freestyle motocross riders are also expected to draw huge crowds as they

comedy cars “Dipsy and Tipsy”, the Hellraisers Team Wall of Fire performance and nightly fireworks spectaculars lighting up the sky above the showgrounds.

launch high above the arena performing aerial tricks and daredevil stunts.

The action-packed entertainment lineup will also include wheel-standing jeeps,

The night program has become one of the show’s biggest attractions, combining classic show entertainment with largescale arena performances rarely seen outside major events.

The entertainment joins a packed three-day schedule featuring carnival rides, rodeo action, livestock competitions, live music, showbags and agricultural displays celebrating the region’s rural heritage.

99 years of show spirit

Three days of rides, rodeos and fi set for Caboolture Show weekend

THE Caboolture Show is gearing up to return bigger than ever next week, with three days of rides, rodeos, monster trucks, motocross stunts and family entertainment set to transform the showgrounds into one of the region’s biggest community celebrations.

Running from June 5 to 7, the 99th annual event is expected to again draw thousands of visitors from across Moreton Bay and beyond.

Organisers are promising a packed weekend combining traditional agricultural events with high-energy

to woodchop competitions, livestock displays and market stalls, alongside horse events and animal experiences celebrating the region’s agricultural roots. Some of the headline attractions this year will be the Triple B Rodeo Series Round 2 Winter Showdown on Saturday, as well as the Friday and Saturday night programs, featuring monster trucks, freestyle motocross stunt riders, wheel-standing jeeps, comedy cars and the Hellraisers Team Wall of Fire performance.

Families can also expect a full program of entertainment throughout the weekend, including farmyard experiences, puppet shows, wildlife encounters and live music.

Nightly fi spectaculars will also light up the sky, while food stalls, bars and trade displays will run throughout the grounds.

The annual show has long been regarded as one of Caboolture’s biggest

Rodeo riders ready to rumble

under can enter free.

The Caboolture Show will run daily from 8am, with gates open across all three days at the Caboolture Showgrounds.

Bull riding, barrel racing and roughstock action set for show weekend Triple B Series

BUCKING bulls, fast horses and high-stakes arena action will return to the Caboolture Show next month as the Triple B Rodeo Series Winter Showdown rides back into town. The rodeo competition is expected to again be one of the major drawcards of the 99th Caboolture Show, with competitors from across Queensland set to battle for series points, prize money and bragging rights. Held as part of the Triple B Rodeo Series, the Winter Showdown will bring classic rodeo events to the showgrounds, including bull rides, barrel racing and roughstock action.

Crowds are expected to pack the arena as riders attempt to conquer powerful bulls and fast-

of the most popular parts of the Caboolture Show, combining traditional country entertainment with fast-paced competition.

The rodeo joins a packed weekend lineup including fireworks, freestyle motocross, comedy races, carnival rides, animal displays and live entertainment.

Now entering its 99th year, the Caboolture Show continues to celebrate the region’s agricultural heritage while attracting visitors from across Moreton Bay and beyond.

The rodeo remains

The Caboolture Show runs from June 5 to 7 at the Caboolture Showground.