Rural Ambassador

The Miss Showgirl Competition aims to find a young woman to act as an ambassador for Crows Nest and Queensland Agricultural Shows, with her role involving many official and informal duties locally.

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Opportunity

The Crows Nest Rural Ambassador Awards is open to males and females, twenty to thirty years of age who have a strong commitment to the rural industries and an involvement and passion for the Agricultural Show movement.

Aim

The aim of the Rural Ambassador Awards is to highlight the importance of young people in rural and regional Queensland, in particular those associated with the Agricultural Show movement. The award identifies those people actively involved in their local Show, who have a sound knowledge of current rural issues affecting their local areas, Queensland and Australia and have a strong affiliation with agriculture.

The award seeks young people who symbolise the rural spirit – people with vitality who are forward thinking and with a passion for the land and local agricultural shows.

Competition

The competition is run on four levels. The local Crows Nest Show winner progresses to the Darling Downs Sub-Chamber final where the winner competes in the State Final held during the Royal Queensland Show (EKKA). The winner of the State Final then competes at the National Final held at a State Royal Show. This is a national competition, but with New Zealand joining us in 2008 it has expanded to international status.

2020 Crows Nest Rural Ambassador