Belle Moxey: I enjoy leading the calves.

Lucy Philipzen: My favourite part about the Forbes Show is meeting new people.

Alana Haynes: I love leading the cows and everything else at the Show is also fun.

Irene Ridgeway: It is important because it brings us all together, celebrates our culture, reminds us of our past and brings us to our future.

Amanda Corcoran: It brings the community together and we can share the history of our culture.

Aileen Allen: It brings people from all walks of life together to enjoy themselves.

James Mackay: He helps me build stuff and he drives me to school.

Maggie Dooley: He helps me build my Lego and he puts me on the bus.

Hamish Whitty: Because he looks after me.

Dags Hill: What are you doing about the homeless, especially the homeless youth?

Robin Hancock: When will the energy prices become more affordable?

Kaitlyn Wright: Why are funds raised for the farmers taxed?

Stevie Jackson: A leader within my online business, Karina Low. She went from being a single mum facing financial challenges to now an extremely successful business woman who inspires other woman to create financial freedom within their lives.

Barry Yetman: Deputy Prime Minister, Michael McCormack. It seems as if he might be able to steer the ship in the right direction.

Tracey Mowbray: Nelson Mandela. I like to think that we are all born equally.

Andie Hodder: I travelled to Sydney to compete in State Age Netball. It was a huge event and I got so much netball experience. It was awesome!

Melandri and Marno van Coller: We went on a ski holiday to Falls Creek in Victoria! It was lots of fun.

Alex Drewes: My family and I had some of our relatives over that we haven’t seen in a while. We visited the famous Dish in Parkes and showed off Forbes… a town we are proud to call home.

Simon Rosa: I’d like to see more government and community support.

Kathie Westcott: We need to be supportive of each other. One needs to realise that what affects the farmers also affects the town – the struggle is on both sides.

Kristi Rosa: There should be just as much emotional support as financial assistance from government.

Toby Jarick: Star Wars. I liked it because I’m a big Star Wars fan.

Codie Smith: The Heat. I like a bit of comedy.

Lisa Jarick: Hacksaw Ridge. It’s a war film based on a true story and I found it very inspiring.

Maureen Field: It will definitely help decrease pollution and I’m all for it!

Robyn Mattiske: I think it will lessen pollution, especially around the cities where it’s a big issue with plastic getting in the waterways and harming marine life.

Anne Hodges: I agree that the plastic bag should go and the biodegradable bags are great.

Gabrielle Boland: My favourite shop is Woolies because they always have fresh food and great service.

Kerry May: Spotlight. I love shopping there!

Bec Howarth: Cafe Aglio & Olio. They have good coffee and food and also great service.