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Peter Maley
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Peter John Maley (born 2 August 1969) is a controversial former Australian politician, barrister, solicitor and magistrate. He was the member for Goyder
Daddy's Girl (2001 film)
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any Cannes category, directed in 2001 by Irvine Allan and written by John Maley , Carolynne Sinclair Kidd is Producer, Bert Eeles is Editor. Gerry Clark
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boundaries of the localities of Blackmore and Murrumujuk were amended. John Maley (1985–1996) Gerry Wood (1996–2001) Mary Walshe (2001–2012) Alan McKay
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Gaelic Heritage Centre. Retrieved 23 July 2020. Lyons, Paddy; Miller, John ; Maley , Willy (17 October 2013). Romantic Ireland: From Tone to Gonne; Fresh
Cricket pitch
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that they need to be retired. They were first developed by WACA curator John Maley for use in the World Series Cricket matches, set up in the 1970s by Australian
World Series Cricket
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create the pitches in such a short time. However, Packer hired curator John Maley , who pioneered the concept of "drop-in" pitches. These pitches were grown
Willy Maley
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experiences as a POW during the Spanish Civil War, co-written with his brother, John Maley . No Mean Fighter (1992), a unique collaboration between students at the
Lake Monger
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the next day. Additionally, in December 1894, young schoolboy Michael John Maley was found dead at the base of a tree near the lake by his brother. It
Australian cricket team in Pakistan in 1982–83
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criticism of Pakistan pitches over the years. The curator of the WACA ground, John Maley , went to Pakistan in 1981 to advise the Board of Cricket Control on making
Sylvester (singer)
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In 1978, he entered into a relationship with a young white model named John Maley ; Sylvester later devoted the song "Can't Forget the Love" from his Too
1919 Birthday Honours (MBE)
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Gorrie Macrostie Lt. Ronald Macdonald, Liverpool Regiment 2nd Lt. William John Maley Capt. Henry Clifford Mallett Capt. David Thomas William Manwell, Australia