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Peter Burke Electrical
I am a qualified Licensed electrician with over 35 years of experience doing all Electrical work big or small including. EV Car Chargers. Installations, Renovations, Fault finding and Repairs. Full and partial rewires. Power point installation and repairs, Lighting installation and repairs. LED downlights and strip lighting. RCD’s (Safety switches). Full and Partial Switchboard Upgrades. Main earth Electrodes, Kitchen and Bathroom Renovations, Oven/Stove and Cooktop Installations. Ceiling Fan and Exhaust Fan installations. Smoke Alarms. Hot water Repairs and Cabling, Phone/data/ tv points and Cabling. Outdoor Weatherproof PowerPoints. Garden Shed Wiring and installations.
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Distinguished and Famous people from Palmerston
🏉 Aaron Davey
Aaron Davey progressed from Palmerston football to a long AFL career with Melbourne, debuting in 2004. His speed and pressure around the forward line made him a distinctive player, while leadership and support for Indigenous teammates became important parts of his contribution. The Northern Territory’s football history records Palmerston as his local club. That beginning links the Magpies with a career later followed by supporters across the country. Davey’s influence extended beyond match highlights, through the example and assistance he offered other players finding their way into professional football.
🏅 Alwyn Davey
Alwyn Davey played in two Palmerston premierships as a teenager before further football in South Australia and selection by Essendon. He reached one hundred AFL games, combining speed and sharp skills with determined defensive work. After returning to Palmerston, he won successive club best-and-fairest awards and later played alongside sons Alwyn junior and Jayden. His 2019 induction as a legend of the AFLNT Hall of Fame recognised a contribution extending across both elite and local football. The family story gives the club connection an unusual continuity: one generation’s pathway eventually became a place to share the field with the next.
