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Winners of the fancy dress competition were, third place to Sterling Francis and Silvester, second place to Gemma Hodder and Sandy, who dressed as Alice and the Mad Hatter, and first place to Andie Hodder and Starbright.

Steven Crawford leads Abby Crawford on her horse Ozzy, who are dressed as clowns.

Will Crawford aboard Jessy Rockstar, who are Indians.

Isla Combe and Bolly dressed up as dalmatations.

Ellie Mattiske and Buddy looked very patriotic in their fancy dress.

Emily Van der Struik and her horse Misty are dressed as Elsa from Frozen.

Laura Chudley and Tinkerbell were cute fairies.

Holly Jacobson and George were dressed as hippies.

Brooke Kelly aboard Justy, led by Molly Fuge.

Jake Callow and Simba looking very smart in the fancy dress competition.

Lottie Jacobson as Dorothy and Dandy as Tin Man from the Wizard of Oz.

Winner of the fancy dress competition, Andie Hodder who dressed as a socialite and her horse Starbright, who is dressed as a poodle.

Sterling Francis and Silvester were very bright as clowns.

Loretta Johnson sleeping on Jellybean who was dressed as a bed.

Scarlett Francis and Ellie went with the Australiana theme.

Indigo Francis was dressed as a Snow Queen aboard her horse Alice.

Kate Johnson was a nurse and Rosie was her patient in the fancy dress competition.

Louie Hodder made a very cute bee and Scooter was a cute flower.

Vera Blue shone on stage in a very special homecoming at Frost and Fire 2024.

Homegrown talent shines as Frost and Fire lights up winter's night

The Forbes Arts Society's much-anticipated vision for the former ambulance station and (inset right) one of the images of work in progress in the most recent Forbes Shire Council project updates. Pictures supplied

Go-ahead for next works on future Arts and Cultural Centre

Facebook says it is ready to again ban users from posting links to locally produced news sites. (Lukas Coch/AAP PHOTOS)

Banishing Australian news content from Facebook could devastate media outlets and disadvantage audiences, an inquiry into social media has heard.

Why Australian news could be banned from Facebook again

Eva Kolimar

Jeff Wang keeps an eye out for community champions. Picture by John Veage

What's Jeff Wang's secret for picking an Australian of the Year?

'Look beyond TikTok. Look for people who are changing lives'

Preston Thorpe had a great game against Trundle.

Eugowra Golden Eagles deliver Woodbridge Cup upset

Forbes Mayor Phyllis Miller OAM presents the portrait to Bruce Adams from Forbes Museum. Picture Forbes Shire Council

Forbes Historical Society to care for Queen's portrait