2034 – Charity Winner

Representing Burdekin Netball Association is Dayna Linton who is 19 years old. She is an Agribusiness Relationship Assistant at Rural Bank as a part of the Bendigo Bank Group. Dayna is also studying a Diploma of Agribusiness Management at RuralBiz Training. She is excited to be involved in the 2023 Home Hill Harvest Festival and is proud to represent Burdekin Netball, a club she has been involved
in from a very young age, as a player, umpire, coach and committee member. Dayna is the Umpire Convener which includes allocating the umpiring draw and teaching & developing the umpires. She is passionate about developing the juniors and feels a great sense of pride seeing them succeed.
Dayna has decided to be involved in the Harvest Festival Queen program to fund-raise for Burdekin Netball Association and give back to a club that has been a huge part of her childhood. She is excited to build relationships with the other Queen Entrants & form connections in the wider community.

2023 – Personality Winner

Representing the Home Hill – Ayr Lions club is Ally-Jo Farry who is 18 years old, Ally-Jo attended Home Hill High School. She is now in the hair industry and is a second-year apprentice at Phoenix Hair Studio. Ally-Jo has resided in the Burdekin district all her life and loves
the tight knit of the community and people. She is honoured and excited to be representing the Lions Club and to build relationships with the other Queen Entrants as well as the fellow community members. Ally-Jo is beyond thrilled as the Harvest Festival has always been her favourite event of the year. In Ally-Jo’s free time you will usually see her out with family or out in the boat fishing down the creek.