Tom Plevey
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Remembering Peter Maher: penning group founder, larrikin and life of the party (opens the original)
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The late Peter Gregory Maher is remembered as a sportsman, a horseman - and a larrikin through and through. The founder, first president, and life member of the Tamworth and District Team Penning Association, Mr Maher took the sport to new heights in the Tamworth region. He was a lover of horses and riding, and a familiar, friendly figure at the Kootingal Pony Club. Debbie Stocks was secretary under Mr Maher at the team penning association, but knew him long before it was formed, babysitting Jac
NSW firearms dealers report 65pc drop in sales amid new firearms laws (opens the original)
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NSW Premier Chris Minns' buy-in on the gun buyback will further strain an industry that has already been crippled by the post-Bondi massacre political climate, prominent local firearms dealers say. Mel Madden, manager of Calibre Country in Taminda, said the uncertainty on firearms laws, licensing, and dealing has already devastated sales - and will leave dealers and police less able to handle the buyback the Minns government has planned. "We've dropped 60 to 65 per cent from what we normally tak
'Just give it a crack': the new mum taking on a Nationals leadership role (opens the original)
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She is a teacher, a dramatist, and a first-time mum - and now she's also the newly minted chair of the NSW Nationals Women's Council. "I have been involved with the party for a little while," Ellie Gillett said. "I originally started going to branch meetings, and then I have this really bad thing where I really get invested in what I do with my spare time." Her commitment to the Nationals snowballed from there. "If I'm going along to branch meetings, then I need to find a way to contribute more,
Enough for 8.6 billion pairs of socks: local gin marks massive milestone (opens the original)
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Sometime around 2am on Tuesday morning, Carroll Cotton put through its two millionth bale of cotton. "It took us 23 years to process our millionth bale," owner-operator Scott Davies said. "It's taken us just eight years to get to our second millionth." It's an indicator of just how their relatively small cotton ginning operation is growing exponentially. So far, they've put enough cotton through the family gin to make an estimated 8.6 billion pairs of cotton socks. "That's a pair for every perso
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