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Carnivals back in vogue as COVID-19 lockdown reignites people’s love of fun and nostalgia – ABC News
Last month, Trent Woodall worked his first carnival shift since the pandemic struck in Australia. He was surprised at some of the people he saw walk through the…
Trent Woodall knew within the first six days of last year’s coronavirus lockdown that home life was not going to suit him.
Key points:
- Carnival workers have seen an increase in numbers since trading resumed post lockdown
- Rural councils want to see agricultural shows return for the economic and mental health benefits they provide
- Organisers say the Sydney Royal Easter Show remains on track to go ahead in April
The gregarious showman has taken his travelling carnival to all corners of Australia for…
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