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June 24, 2025

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Soaking up the Muster moments

By Zoe McMaugh

Oct 3, 2023

Karlie Payne and Ashlea Harvey

Charlie Gill, Blake Hancock and Jesse Emery.

Elliott Perera and Cameron Jones.

Lucy Griffiths and Phoebe Arnold.

A crowd of at least 18,000 people converged on the Conargo plains outside Deniliquin over the weekend for the famed Deni Ute Muster.

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With a host of around the grounds entertainment, live music, ute events, a live broadcast of the AFL grand final and more, it was an action packed Friday and Saturday.

The chairman’s reception on Friday was another chance for event sponsors and organisers to come together to celebrate the 25th Deni Ute Muster, and to officially open the event.

Cheryl McMillan with her grandsons Hunter (left) and Max Dicketts.

Lenny and Annabelle Hanns and Chloe Dennison tried out the rock climbing wall.

Charmaine Kirchhofer and Matt and Brooke McDonald.

John and Archer Drohomirecki got creative in the Family Centre.

Deniliquin Lawn Tennis Club volunteers in the souvlaki stand (back, from left) Pauline McLeod, Linda St Clair, Anne Mercer, Helen Glover, Jon Gatacre, Mark Ritchie, Colin Bull and Clive Gow; (front) Miranda Rose and Terri-Anne Maher.

Daph Tyndall, Kathy Simpson and Kate Pitt at the chair's reception.

Kelsie Shanks and Andrew McIntosh represented ARB at the chair's reception.

David Hamilton and Chloe Lok represented Bob Jane T-Marts at the chair's reception.

Amanda Wilson with Luke (left) and Cam Last.

By Zoe McMaugh

Senior journalist

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