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Camera IconHenry Foulkes-Taylor was named winner of the 2021 Mid West Rural Ambassador Award last weekend.He will go on to represent the region at the Perth Royal Show.The other two finalists were Amy Teakle, representing Northampton Agricultural Society, and Samantha Williamson from Chapman Valley Agricultural Society.Mr Foulkes-Taylorsaid being chosen as the Mid West ambassador was a “real privilege”.“Going forward representing the Mid West region, I will endeavour to do us proud,” Mr Foulkes-Taylor, from Yuin Station, a Murchison sheep station north-east of Mullewa, said. “I feel the gap in understanding of what rural life is about and what we do is widening between the rural and metro areas. Ms Teakle advocated for more defibrillators in rural areas to help “save a mate”, while Ms Williamson spoke about the importance of services such as telehealth, especially during the pandemic.The WA winner, chosen from all the regional ambassadors at the Perth Royal Show, will go on to compete for the national title. Credit: Supplied

Mullewa’s Henry Foulkes-Taylor to represent Mid West at Perth Royal Show

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Di Hulme, Samantha Williamson (Chapman Valley Agricultural Society), Henry Foulkes-Taylor (Mullewa Agricultural Society), Amy Teakle (Northampton Agricultural Society) and Jenny Harris (past president of Midwest Group of Affiliated Agricultural Societies). Picture: Picture: Supplied

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Barry Stokes, Jason Batten and Craig Williamson.

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Susanne Warr, Suzie and Frank Green and Roberta Forth.

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Leonora Tunbridge, Kelly Williamson, Jasmine Batten, Jenna Williamson, Kate Van Niftrik, Taylah Broadhurst and Nicole Batten. Picture: Supplied/Supplied

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Mathew Gould, Caitlin Farrell, Sarah and Travis Mazzuchelli.

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Kirralee Warr, Samantha Williamson, Erin Green and Sarah Creasy.