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'Reckless': Why an illegal quarry on a farm led to a massive cash penalty

David Patrick Carlon ordered to pay almost $200,000 after operating an unlicensed quarry in Armidale. Discover why a judge called him "reckless".

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David Patrick Carlon ordered to pay almost $200,000 after operating an unlicensed quarry in Armidale. Discover why a judge called him "reckless".

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northerndailyleader.com.au broke the news 8 days ago on Monday, June 15, 2026.

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The court said David Patrick Carlon sold 210,000 tonnes of gravel without a licence and imposed penalties to deter environmental damage.