The KingGee Jack of All Trades is back for 2008 and even bigger and better than last year. Sydney is the first state to kick off this competition with the state qualifying round being held on 1^st April at the Sydney Royal Show.  Qualifying rounds for each state will be held at their respective Royal Shows.   

Come along to the Wood Chop Arena and support the NSW tradies as they battle it out to find the state’s best man or woman on the tools and a spot in the national final.  They will race each other again the clock to determine who has the best all-round tradie skills and physical ability on the tools, with workmanship, safety and organizational efficiency a top priority. 

To all you Tradies that missed out on a NSW qualifying spot will still have a chance to compete on the day thanks to the Zoo Weeklys Wild Card entry. All you have to do is turn up at the Wood Chop Arena at 12noon and impress the Zoo girls with your wit and charm for the opportunity to be a Zoo Wild Card entry.

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