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Briannah Devlin

Artists, volunteers and members of the community are devastated about the sudden closure of Creative Space Southern Highlands in Bowral, which is run by St Vincent de Paul Society NSW. Picture by Briannah Devlin

Artists and volunteers are angry about the closure.

'It is a lifeline for people' - Creative Space closure devastates users

Natalie Croxon

Meningococcal disease survivor Claudia Gill. Picture by Robert Peet

Claudia became so unwell she asked her dad to call an ambulance.

If teen had waited half-hour to seek help, she could have died

Mittagong local Isobel Marchment turned 103 in February. Picture supplied 

The Mittagong local turned 103 this year.

Isobel Marchment's 103 years of adventures, companionship and memories

Ben Carr

Samara Low with baby nephew Atlas after arriving in London in the early hours. Picture supplied

Samara Low was caught at Dubai airport on her way to London.

Samara braves flooded Dubai airport for first time meeting with baby nephew

Police have established a crime scene. File picture.

A motorcyclist has died after a fatal crash in Marulan.

Man dies following single vehicle crash, investigations underway

Books Ever After is one of many destinations to celebrate the upcoming season of Bridgerton in Bowral. Picture by Netflix

Embrace the regency era across Bowral for Bridgerton.

Where to promenade in Bowral in celebration of season three of Bridgerton

Sebastian Stafford passed away in 2023 from diabetic ketoacidosis. Picture supplied 

The organisers aim to raise awareness and $100,000.

Cyclists honour Sebastian's memory and his Type One Diabetes struggles

Sir Donald Bradman AC spent 12 years in Bowral, where he honed in on his cricket skills. The home is on the market. Pictures supplied by Drew Lindsay Sotheby's International Realty

He lived there from the age of three to 15.

Cricket legend's childhood home for sale, price guide starts at $2.9 million

David Reid and his wife Kate have owned the Moss Vale Newsagency for 23 years, and have passed the baton to new owners. Picture by Briannah Devlin

Moss Vale Newsagency has new ownership after 23 years.

Moss Vale Newsagency celebrates a change of ownership after 23 years

Burney Wong

RaceAway Track Time Team drivers Scott Tidyman, Ben Shaw and Seth Gilmore. Picture supplied. 

RaceAway Track team finishes second in the Bathurst 6 Hour Endurance race.

Minor hiccup doesn't prevent RaceAway Track Time team from a second placed finish

News

Moss Vale Show is underway for the 131st&nbsp;year. While the weather is unpredictable show goers can expect plenty of fun,&nbsp;entertainment and action as can been seen in our show photo gallery. Access other stories from the Moss Vale Show in our live blog.

Henrietta (8, Moss Vale) and Georgina (8, Bowral) crowned runner-up and winner of the Mini Princess competition. Photo: Claire Fenwicke

Daniel Rowe with 14-month-old Finlay. It's Finlay's first show. Photo: Claire Fenwicke

The Magic Jester Shayne Richards entertaining the crowd. Photo: Claire Fenwicke

Children admiring the animals in the farmyard nursery. Photo: Claire Fenwicke

Cedar (12), Olive (7) and Jasmine (12) helping with the calves in the farmyard nursery. Photo: Claire Fenwicke

Harry (2) from Caringbah loving the miniature rabbit. Photo: Claire Fenwicke

Holly the pig at the farmyard nursery. Photo: Claire Fenwicke

Oxley College pipers at the Moss Vale Show. Photo: Claire Fenwicke

Chevalier College students Jessica (14), Phoebe (12), Chloe (14) and Amanda (14) starting the day with fairy floss and a magic show. Photo: Claire Fenwicke

Watch wool being spun into yarn at the Moss Vale Show pavilion. Photo: Claire Fenwicke

Angela Schindler (Alpine) with Annette Evans, Tia (11) and Zadan (9) admiring the photos in the Moss Vale Show pavilion. Photo: Claire Fenwicke

Exhibits at the Moss Vale Show pavilion. Photo: Claire Fenwicke

Roan (3) and Zac (4) from Bundanoon showing their St Patrick's Day spirit at the Moss Vale Show. Photo: Claire Fenwicke

Noah's Pigs Races ran throughout the show. Photo: Claire Fenwicke

Mittagong Primary School children watching the blacksmith hammer away. Photo: Claire Fenwicke

Showbags are a popular souvenir from the show. Photo: Claire Fenwicke

Megan and Kevin Kiley help organise the pig races. Photo: Claire Fenwicke

You can purchase Burrumbuttock Hay Runner merchandise to support the charity. Photo: Claire Fenwicke

Say hello to the Southern Highland News team at the show. Photo: supplied

There's heaps to do at the Moss Vale Show. Photo: Claire Fenwicke

Chevalier College students Amy (12), Abigail (12) and Eloise (12) enjoying some hot chips before going on the dodgem cars. Photo: Claire Fenwicke

Chevalier College students Joel (12) and Brendan (12) having as much fun as possible at the show. Photo: Claire Fenwicke

Moss Vale's Avalyn (3), Bronwyn Dean and Rowan (6) enjoying watching the pig races. Photo: Claire Fenwicke

Sutton Forest's Skylah (11) and Renne (12) won first prize in Moss Vale's Got Talent for their 'monkey running'. Photo: Claire Fenwicke

Loving every moment: Brock (17, Moss Vale) and Chloe (18, Hill Top) getting right into the show spirit on the rides at the 2017 Moss Vale Show. Photo: Claire Fenwicke

Connor (13, Canyonleigh) showing off his comedic skills in Moss Vale's Got Talent. Photo: Claire Fenwicke

Sutton Forest's James Galbraith with two-year-old Georgie, who is happy with her balloon animal. Photo: Claire Fenwicke

Brock (17, Moss Vale), Mitchell (17, Welby) and Chloe (18, Hill Top) showing off prizes won in the side-show alley. Photo: Claire Fenwicke

Three generations Ava (3), Chelsea (4), Samantha Brookes, and Donna and Adrian Fleming came down from Mittagong for the show. Photo: Claire Fenwicke

The show is about making friends, as these Hill Top girls discovered when these guys photobombed their photo. Photo: Claire Fenwicke

Marulan girls Bella (9) and Lily (7) showing off their gymnastic skills in Moss Vale's Got Talent. Photo: Claire Fenwicke

Entrants in the teen section of Mini Princess competition. Photo: Claire Fenwicke

Reuben (14) received the encouragement award for his comedy in Moss Vale's Got Talent. Photo: Claire Fenwicke

Rachel (8, Mittagong) and Mia (8, Moss Vale) not letting the rain stop them from enjoying the show. Photo: Claire Fenwicke

Figtree's Eion (4) and Abigail (2) petting the calves at the farmyard nursery. Photo: Claire Fenwicke

Isak (7), Aydin (5) and Emma (6) having an up-close experience at the farmyard pavilion. Photo: Claire Fenwicke

Try your luck in the sideshow alley. Photo: Claire Fenwicke

Ethan (14, Exeter) and Tom (13, Burradoo) recovering from the haunted train ride. Photo: Claire Fenwicke

Mittagong's Aaron (5) meeting a friendly cow in the farmyard nursery. Photo: Claire Fenwicke

William (5), Sibella (7), Liv (5) and Tommy (3) with the first placed scary scarecrow in the pavilion. Photo: Claire Fenwicke

Hume LAC chief inspector Jason Horn, Whitlam MP Stephen Jones, Goulburn MP Pru Goward, show life member Annette Luyken and deputy mayor Ian Scandrett at the official opening of the show. Photo: Claire Fenwicke

Wollongong's Oliver (4) and Bronte (2) enjoying the carousel. Photo: Claire Fenwicke

Moss Vale Show society members at the official opening of the show. Photo: Claire Fenwicke

Zumba demonstration class entertaining the crowd in the undercover area. Photo: Claire Fenwicke

Hume LAC chief inspector Jason Horn officially opening the 2017 Moss Vale Show. Photo: Claire Fenwicke

Annette Luyken receiving flowers as part of her life membership announcement. Photo: Claire Fenwicke

Couples having a ball during the wife carrying competition on March 18. Photo: Claire Fenwicke

Erin and Kane Acton took out first place in the wife carrying competition. Photo: Claire Fenwicke

Moss Vale's Pip and Mitch came second in the wife carrying competition. Photo: Claire Fenwicke

First timers Jess and Alex came third in the wife carrying competition. Photo: Claire Fenwicke

Utes flying their flags for the muster. Photo: Claire Fenwicke

Wood chips flying at the woodchop. Photo: Claire Fenwicke

Alpaca show in the undercover arena. Photo: Claire Fenwicke

The Dingo singing for the crowd. Photo: Claire Fenwicke

Most loveable pet winners Cedar (second) with Bubblegum the blue-tongue lizard, Sarah Spence (third) with ducklings Izzy and Nibbles, and Mason (first) with Pig the guinea pig. Photo: Claire Fenwicke

Hattie (1) and Scout (3) showing off their teddies in the Teddy Competition. Photo: Claire Fenwicke

Tessa (8, Burradoo) came second in the 'Most Obedient Dog' section with her dancing pup Milly. Photo: Claire Fenwicke

Olive with Mary the chicken and Anna with Julie the turkey. Photo: Claire Fenwicke

Iris (7, Moss Vale) entering a variety of teddies in the Teddy Competition. Photo: Claire Fenwicke

Mud flying at the four-cylinder demolition derby at the Moss Vale Show. Photo: Claire Fenwicke

Moss Vale Show is underway for the 131<sup>st</sup>&nbsp;year.

While the weather is unpredictable show goers can expect plenty of fun,&nbsp;entertainment and action as can been seen in our show photo gallery.<br>

Access other stories from the Moss Vale Show in our <a href="http://www.southernhighlandnews.com.au/story/4534539/its-show-time-at-moss-vale-blog/" target="_blank">live blog.</a>

Weather no dampener for show time spirits: PHOTOS

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