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- Jul 17, 2026
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Kobhan Nean saw his dad suffer. Now he can't wait for him 'to put on a show' (opens the original)
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Kobhan Nean's admiration for his father is unpolluted - it comes from the purest of places. If anything, Mathew Nean's decade-long ordeal over his controversial rugby league ban has only deepened his eldest child's respect for him. "You can't even put it into words to describe that," the Tamworth teen said when asked what Mathew was like as a parent to his three children. "He's always there for us, and will never let us go without ... He's just the best." As a little boy, Kobhan was - like many
'Ready to rip in': Nean's shock selection for blockbuster return after ban (opens the original)
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Mathew Nean says he has nothing to prove after being named at fullback for Dungowan in his return match from a 20-year suspension that was sensationally halved. The former West Lions halfback had expected to be an interchange player for the blockbuster clash against the Bulldogs in Gunnedah this Saturday, July 18. But after training at fullback for the first time on Thursday night, Cowboys captain-coach Trent Taylor told him he would be wearing the No. 1. Regular fullback Liam Mack has been move
'It's great': Henry's Greek chorus leads him to enriching new experience (opens the original)
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When Henry O'Hehir was trying to decide what career to pursue, a Greek chorus of hometown voices helped him decide. "I guess it was just something that everyone told me I'd be good at," he said of primary school teaching. "And when I thought about it, it was probably the only thing I could actually see myself doing." With his path set, O'Hehir's graduation from Calrossy Anglican School last year resulted in him leaving home to study at the University of Newcastle. He is savouring being untethere
Digby's destiny is his family's Bingara farm. But he's in no rush to get there (opens the original)
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Digby Munro was a long way from the life he has established in Sydney, but considerably closer to the life he is destined to live. A second-year agricultural science student at Sydney University, the 20-year-old will one day return to his family's intergenerational farm. Located about 25 kilometres east of Bingara, the Angus stud has been in his family for so long that he wasn't sure if he was the fifth or sixth generation of his family to work it - although he settled on, somewhat tentatively,
'I can only keep going up': Lachlan's ascent and his big brother wish (opens the original)
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A stirring byproduct of Lachlan Dewberry's decision to leave school early was manifest in his pursuit of the ball at Tamworth Rugby Park. With his unfettered enthusiasm sun-lit as he flashed down the grandstand touchline on the weekend, the 18-year-old was adding to a life-affirming experience that began when he started a Thrift Plumbing apprenticeship. Waiting for him there was Blake Clout - an experienced plumber, a Tamworth Magpies favourite and an unofficial player recruiter for the club. It
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