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Front Cover
Jason Duff, Craig Trindall, Scott Trindall, Pat Legg,
Luke Meppem & Shane Smith at the SCG World
Cup Semi Final. Image by Chris Jollow.
Issue No 40
Editor/Design/Advertising: Chris Jollow
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Publisher: NLM Media Pty Ltd
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PO Box 175, Narrabri 2390
Thanks
To all of the advertisers in this issue, Luke Meppem
& Entourage, Trent Bruinsma, Melissa Hancock, Jen
McPherson & Craig and Jill Jollow...
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April 22nd - May 6th
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contents
02 contents
03 real estate
04 events
05 events
06 trent bruinsma
07 fun page
08 social photos
10 mep’s men
12 melissa hancock
12 jen mcpherson
about us
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an entertaining, informative publication relevant and
freely available to local residents and visitors.
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made possible thanks to the advertising support of
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editorial
On March 26th, I had the privi-
lege of accompanying five of
Narrabri’s finest cricketers (ac-
cording to Jason Duff later on
that night) to the World Cup
Semi Final at the SCG.
The weekend away reaffirmed for me how lucky
we are to live in a community such as Narrabri.
Officially 80% of the crowd were Indian support-
ers, but in our area of the ground that percent-
age would of been closer to 95%. And they were
fanatical. They had travelled huge distances to
be there. But at the end of the game, and de-
spite their obvious disappointment, our small
Narrabri contingent were congratulated as if we
were responsible for Australia’s victory. I think our
surrounding Indian supporters recognised fel-
low good sports. It’s a quality we often take for
granted, living in a small community such as ours,
but a quality that is always appreciated elsewhere.