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Taking over the reins

Swan Hill Show vice-president Leah Whitfield and president Jess O'Shea are bringing fresh ideas to the annual tradition. Picture: File
Peter Bannan

IN a move that promises fresh energy and renewed focus, Jess O’Shea has taken the reins as president of the Swan Hill District Agricultural and Pastoral Society for the 2025-26 term. With her roots firmly planted in community service and a strong business background, Ms O’Shea said she was excited to steer one of Swan […]

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