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Angus Lane, the voice of Aussie agricultural shows, hands mic to next generation
Becoming the chief announcer at a Royal Show in Australia was Angus Lane’s childhood dream.
Key points:
- Angus Lane has been a show announcer around Australia for more than three decades
- His last formal engagement will be at the Toowoomba Royal Show this weekend
- Organisers are banking on high attendance numbers after massive financial losses last year
“I sat on Machinery Hill [in Brisbane], and my mum said to me, ‘If you could do anything at the Royal Show, what would it be?'” he said.
“I said I’d like to take that microphone.”
Fast forward to 2021, and Mr Lane’s dulcet tones have been wafting over show rings across Australia for more than three decades.
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