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Looking back on 2023: Wudinna celebrates Ag Town success

Proud town representatives present at the ceremony to collect the award from Regional Development Minister Clare Scriven were Naomi Scholz, Eleanor Scholz, Megan Lister, Craig Midgley and Nicole McKinlay. PHOTOS: FRANKIE THE CREATIVE, SOLSTICE MEDIA AND INDAILY
Luca Cetta

Wudinna is celebrating after being named 2023 Agricultural Town of the Year. The town won the prestigious award last Thursday […]

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