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Australia's sheep breed association leadership roles continue to be dominated by men. Pictures supplied

The majority of national sheep breed associations are led by men.

Analysis shows sheep association leadership roles still male dominated

John, Robyn, James and Peter Nadin, Macquarie Dohne stud, Ballimore, NSW, with their supreme champion Dohne ewe and the trophy in memory of their late son and brother, Tom. Picture by Barry Murphy 

The Dohne sheep was the feature breed at the ASWS in Bendigo.

Family wins trophy in memory of late son as Dohne breed features at ASWS

Judge Jeff Sutton, Temora, NSW, with Bauer & Retallack Border Leicester studs co-principals Jamie and Tracey Buerckner, Ariah Park, NSW, and their supreme champion ewe. Picture by Barry Murphy

The judge said the ewe was one of the most stylish he'd seen.

NSW stud ewe sizzles with style to supreme Border Leicester title in Bendigo

Zoetis livestock marketing manager Daniel Guest with 2024 Zoetis Prime Lamb Producer of the Year Joel Donnan. Picture by Petra Oates

The awards were presented at the ASWS last night.

Three outstanding sheep representatives recognised at Lambition Awards

The new ewe and lamb pair at the Australian Sheep & Wool Show had many spectators on Saturday. Picture by Barry Murphy 

The ewe had an audience for her unexpected delivery in the pens.

Watch: UltraWhite ewe opts out of show ring to delivery surprise lamb at ASWS

University of Melbourne school of agriculture research fellow Dr Melindee Hastie in Melbourne on Thursday. Picture by Barry Murphy 

Bushfire exposure affects meat quality in slaughtered cattle.

Cattle near bushfires have damaged carcases at slaughter, study finds

Hillcroft Farms Ultra White stud principal Dawson Bradford, Cuballing, Western Australia, with his granddaughter Emily Adams, Cuballing, and their supreme champion ram. Picture by Barry Murphy 

A well-known Ultra White stud took home the top ribbon in Bendigo.

WA stud wins supreme UltraWhite ribbon at ASWS despite 'tough' season

Friends and sisters Bella Vagg, Georgie Martin, Maggie Martin, Saskia Martin and Abi Vagg, Moama, New South Wales, showcasing their Dorper sheep at the Australian Sheep & Wool Show. 

Ribbons were awarded for the top stock across several breeds.

In pictures: first day at ASWS sees smiles, old friends and plenty of ribbons

Garvald Lincoln stud principals Rae and Ian Christie, Byaduk, with their champion and reserve champion Lincoln rams, helper Eleanor Bourchier, Strathmerton, and judge Stuart Richardson, Newlyn, at the Australian Sheep and Wool Show. Picture by Barry Murphy

The Lincoln breed is struggling to maintain numbers in Australia.

Lincoln stud running since 1873 wins clean sweep for breed at ASWS

Marilyn Mangione, Strathbogie, liked the Shropshire breed due to her ancestry. Picture by Barry Murphy 

The Shropshire breed was growing in popularity in recent years.