News about John Fahey

Former NRL star Luke Davico (pictured left with former NSW Premier John Fahey, and right) has come clean about one of the most incredible grand final stories ever, admitting he wasn't exactly in tip-top shape when he ran out in jersey 47 for Canberra in the 1994 decider.

Michael Egan, the Labor treasurer under former Prime Minister Bob Carr from April 1995 to January 2005, was the Labor treasurer under former Prime Minister Robert Carr from April 1995 to January 2005. He presided over nine Budget surpluses and fought a losing battle against power privatization.

Students in years ten to ten are expected to attend Chevalier College in NSW's southern highlands, where annual fees are over $11,000. Parents in year s 10-12 were told by principal Greg Miller that students will learn from home on Mondays beginning next year if they complete a special module. However, parents at the school have erupted in protest over the plans, with two of them announcing that their children will be sent home.

Hells Angel and former senior Bandido Jason Fahey's younger brother John, who served with Bandidos as a national sergeant-at-arms, is still recognizable with the club's tattoos. John (left with Jason) has his old gang's name down his left arm and stomach, as well as BFFB (Bandidos Forever Bandidos) across his chest. If any of his bikie world is uncertain, his current position is uncertain, but Jason (right) was photographed shirtless on Sydney Harbour two years ago displaying his Bandidos ink. Club tattoos are a big business, with former members expected to cover them over if they do not want the tags to be erased forcibly.

Polling has now concluded, and the selection of the next Premier of New South Wales is ongoing. Millions of people flocked to vote around the state, enjoying both rain and sunshine at various times throughout the day. However, there are nine marginal seats in particular that would be fiercely fought, and could help win the election for either party. The primary point of the election, according to experts, is in western and south western Sydney, with many marginal seats open to falling either way.

Chris Minns is the favorite to become NSW's next premier, but Labor could be compelled to form a minority government in a hung parliament by either the radical Greens or regional independents. Labor has been given the job of East Hills, Parramatta, Penrith, Heathcote, and Riverstone from the Liberal Party's online gambling group Sportsbet. With electoral redistributions factored in, Labour will finish with 42 seats, five less than the necessary 47 percent required for a majority in the 93-member lower house.