The Tedesco Inn

31 May 2023

Mrs SALLY QUINNELL (Camden) (19:43): There is no better place for footy than Camden, and there is no better captain on that pitch tonight than Teddy. The Plough & Harrow in Camden has changed its name to the Tedesco Inn in honour of James Tedesco, the great Blues captain. The Plough & Harrow will keep the name the Tedesco Inn from today until the final whistle of Game III of the State of Origin. The Tedesco Inn will be featuring the "Teddy Parmigiana" and 50 cents from every Toohey's schooner sold will go towards supporting the local junior football club, the Camden Rams.

The Plough & Harrow, a historic pub built in 1841 by Samuel Arnold, has supported the night-life and community of Camden for centuries. Although the furnishings may have changed, its mission—to provide a good feed and a great drink to an amazing community—has not. James Tedesco is a Camden local, having attended St Paul's in Camden and St Gregory's College in Campbelltown, playing junior football with the Camden Rams. He is well loved in the area and can often be seen leading young footballers on training and mentoring days. Go the Blues!
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My team and I acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the lands of which the Camden Electorate is located upon – the Dharawal, Dharug and Gundungurra people.

We acknowledge the land’s elders both past and present and extend that respect to their culture and identity which has been tied to the land and waters of this region for over 60 000 years.

We pay our respects to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and commit to working with the government to establish a First Nations Treaty between the people of NSW, and our First Nations peoples.

Authorised by Sally Quinnell MP, Member for Camden. Funded using parliamentary entitlements.