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Parry had then attempted to buy Michael Wansey's stake in NBN, but was blocked by the Supreme Court of New South Wales. (Michael's middle name is 'Berkley' named for the wealthy, childless couple who lived next door. He inherited a majority share in the Lamb family owned Newcastle Herald and Sun). After Parry's takeover It was later revealed that the Lambs had opposed NBN's purchase of the Star newspaper (created and owned by Wansey') and the attempt to buy 2HD. The company also faced possible suspension from the Australian Stock Exchange if a decision wasn't made soon. To resolve the tension, NBN sold NWS-9 to the Lambs in exchange for the majority stake in NBN in 1982. What is not widely known is that Michael Wansey traded his shares in the Newcastle Herald and Sun for the Lamb Family's share in NBN, giving him control of the station. With the buy-out of community shares NBN the station ceased to be what Hunter residents considered to be 'their own'. It came at a cost. Wansey mortgaged his shares to Parry who called in the debt