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What Goes Around Comes Around

by : peterprofitracing
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Penrith’s CEO Tash Greeentree refused to answer this website’s calls when the state government takeover of the club land was announced. Ms Greentree refused to speak to important others too, including at least 1 nearby harness racing club with common interests. Now NSW Government representatives won’t speak to her. I think it’s called Karma.

The operators of Penrith Paceway, an 177-year-old institution which has been earmarked to be the future home of the Penrith Panthers, say the NSW Government has left them in the dark with the uncertainty impacting the club’s bottom line.

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