Big Peanut unveiled in Kingaroy

Brandon Long
Updated November 9 2021 - 10:14am, first published November 5 2021 - 1:00pm
NUTTY NEW ADDITION: Organisers, council and businesses check out Kingaroy's new Big Peanut sculpture on Thursday. From left: Tracey Stark, South Burnett Regional Council, Abigail Andersson, Tina Torrens and Janene Steinhardt, Kingaroy Needs A Big Peanut committee, John Howard, SBRC, Neville Page, AM Cranes, Garry Perfect, SBRC, Jamie Sellars, Ergon Energy, Mick Cuolahan, AM Cranes, Kristy Board, KNABP, Paul Reeves, Paul Reeves Carpentry, Mitch Gray, AMG Electrical, Rowena Dionysius, KNABP, and Lucas Bell, SBRC. Photos: Nancy Jayde Photography.
NUTTY NEW ADDITION: Organisers, council and businesses check out Kingaroy's new Big Peanut sculpture on Thursday. From left: Tracey Stark, South Burnett Regional Council, Abigail Andersson, Tina Torrens and Janene Steinhardt, Kingaroy Needs A Big Peanut committee, John Howard, SBRC, Neville Page, AM Cranes, Garry Perfect, SBRC, Jamie Sellars, Ergon Energy, Mick Cuolahan, AM Cranes, Kristy Board, KNABP, Paul Reeves, Paul Reeves Carpentry, Mitch Gray, AMG Electrical, Rowena Dionysius, KNABP, and Lucas Bell, SBRC. Photos: Nancy Jayde Photography.

Australia's peanut capital Kingaroy has finally got its own 'big' attraction, unveiling the Big Peanut on Thursday.

Brandon Long

Brandon Long

Queensland Country Life journalist

Brandon Long is a Queensland Country Life journalist based in Toowoomba.

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