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About Me – AJ, Owner of ProShield Pest Control
Hi, I’m AJ – the proud owner and operator of ProShield Pest Control. With a strong commitment to protecting homes and businesses from unwanted pests, I bring reliability, attention to detail, and genuine care to every job. As a fully qualified and licensed pest control technician, I focus on providing safe, eco-friendly solutions that actually work. Whether it's a routine treatment or an urgent pest issue, I take pride in delivering friendly, honest service you can trust.
Hi, I’m AJ – the proud owner and operator of ProShield Pest Control. With a strong commitment to protecting homes and businesses from unwanted pests, I bring reliability, attention to detail, and genuine care to every job. As a fully qualified and licensed pest control technician, I focus on providing safe, eco-friendly solutions that actually work. Whether it's a routine treatment or an urgent pest issue, I take pride in delivering friendly, honest service you can trust.
ProShield Pest Control
ProShield Pest Control is your trusted local expert in safe, effective, and affordable pest management solutions for residential and commercial properties. We specialise in treating a wide range of pests, including ants, spiders, cockroaches, silverfish, rodents, and wasps. Our certified and fully insured technicians use eco-friendly products to deliver thorough treatments that protect your home or business inside and out. With a commitment to quality, honesty, and customer satisfaction, ProShield offers guaranteed results and peace of mind.
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🤝 Ben Chifley
Ben Chifley was born in Bathurst in 1885 and worked as a railway engine driver before becoming a federal politician. Prime minister from 1945 to 1949, he also remained treasurer during a period of postwar reconstruction. His home with Elizabeth Chifley survives as a museum, preserving a modest domestic setting behind a major public career. The railway connection helps explain his enduring place in Bathurst's identity: national political decisions were made by a man whose working life had begun among the engines, shifts and responsibilities of the local railways.
