Goondiwindi Picnic Races off to a cracker start

Locals are saying this may be the biggest crowd the Picnic's has seen, making it extra special for the town after two years of COVID struggles.

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Attendees have come from as far north as Townsville and down to Bryon Bay, dodging flooded roads to hit the track, have a punt and a good time.

The sun is out, the drinks are flowing and fashions on the field is set to be huge yet again, with Brisbane-based fashion stylist Brooke Falvey returning for a second year to judge the tightly-contested event.

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