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Warby flashed both ways over a measured kilometre at an average 511.1 km/h, a touch over 317 mph, a record that two men have died trying to match. Warby had already become the world’s fastest man on water in 1977 when, behind the wheel of his hydroplane powered by two second-hand Westinghouse J-34 jet engines, he set an average speed of 464 km/h on the dam. 

Crowds 10-deep in Beaumont St, Hamilton, totalled 20,000, and when the cavalcade reached Civic Park 80,000 people were cheering. “They say there is no such thing as a perfect day,” Knights captain Paul Harragon told the masses, “But I think Sunday was a perfect day. Today is also a perfect day . . . a once-in-alifetime experience.”

Selected for Australia from Western Suburbs, Newcastle, he went on to play seven Tests in 1969 and ’70, scoring six tries.

But despite his frequent Boone and Crockett screw ups, Eddie had a way about him that reminded the visiting hunter that they were in the presence of a primitive force.

In the early 1900s game fishing was a relatively new sport and in search of good fishing, enthusiasts travelled the NSW coastline. 

CAD/CAM software developer Open Mind Technologies was by all accounts the first to develop software programming for circle-segment machining with conical and taper-shaped end mills. According to Open Mind, the company brought the concept to Emuge to create the tool design to match this process. This collaboration between new programming capabilities and tool design is what led Linda Tool, years later, to utilize circle-segment cutters for its aerospace projects. Open Mind had been recommended to Mr. Marino by Hermle, the supplier of Linda Tool’s five-axis machining centers, and provided demonstrations that spotlighted the unique capabilities of circle segment tooling.

Paul considered turning and shouting up at the dog who was apparently marking the well as his territory, but thought better of it. He leaned as far as he could to avoid the shower, which just allowed the stream to soak his shirt and pant leg.

When Paul finally got home he saw that his cows were out. Probably in search of water. With the dog’s help he managed to get the migrating cattle back into the barn lot. He headed for the well.

After leaving school at 16, Perry worked at BHP and drove trucks for his father, before moving to Sydney to try his luck at a dancing career, getting his break with a role in 42nd Street.

 The Newcastle Morning Herald of the day headlined the show as “a splendid success” and said “the attendance was very large, the exhibits varied and interesting and the display of live stock excellent”.   

"There was an immense sucking sound as they were violently pulled down toward the surface. Lassiter almost crashed."

It surprised people outside the city, but not those who lived there, when popular finance magazine Australian Business Monthly in 1992 named Newcastle the best of Australia’s 24 major cities in which to live.