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Ros Gregor, from Ringsfield House, was obviously pleased with the large turnout for the ABC breakfast<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

March 26, 2015<\/strong><\/p>\n

Ringsfield House was the spot to be in Nanango at 6:00am on Thursday with the historic building’s back yard filled with local residents queueing to enjoy a hot breakfast.<\/p>\n

The breakfast – prepared by Ringsfield Cafe’s Judy Crawford – was delicious but it wasn’t the main attraction to draw all the attention.<\/p>\n

That honour belonged to David Illife and the crew from ABC Southern Queensland who were broadcasting their breakfast radio show live from the grounds.<\/p>\n

David took the opportunity to interview Nanango residents from a string of local community groups as well as ensuring Ringsfield House enjoyed a lot of good publicity.<\/p>\n

After Nanango, the ABC roadshow rolled back into Kingaroy where Mornings host Belinda Sanders broadcast live from the Kingaroy Town Hall Forecourt.<\/p>\n

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