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Regional Victoria's future is in good hands

  • Jun 24
  • 1 min read

Dear Editor,

It's easy to become disheartened by the stories we often see in the news about young people making poor choices.


That's why it was such a privilege to judge the Victorian Agricultural Shows Junior Ambassador competition last Saturday in Wangaratta. 


The six finalists from across regional Victoria were outstanding. They were articulate, respectful, well-presented and passionate about their communities and the future of regional Victoria.


These young ambassadors demonstrated leadership, confidence and a genuine desire to make a positive difference. They are a credit to their families, schools and local communities.

While choosing a winner was no easy task, congratulations

 must go to Max Henderson-Drife from Clunes, who impressed the judges with his maturity, community spirit and exceptional acceptance speech.


After meeting these young leaders, I left feeling optimistic. Regional Victoria's future is bright, and it is certainly in good hands.

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