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Giant pumpkins and intricate grain: Southern NSW on display

The 17-metre display featured 176 produce types and took five months to complete, earning praise despite Southern Districts finishing fourth.

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Artist Amy Curran secured second place in produce at Sydney Royal with her debut Southern Districts exhibit. Discover how her diverse career drove this success.

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Giant pumpkins and intricate grain: Southern NSW on display

Artist Amy Curran, known for children's books, impressed judges with her first Sydney Royal exhibit. Learn how she achieved second place.

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The Southern Highland News broke the news in on Tuesday, April 7, 2026.
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