Full Name: Peter James Taylor, Born North Adelaide 1947, Married to Lois

1. Gregory, born 1977, m Natasha (n. Stoka) 2000, school teacher in Canberra.
   • Nakita, Lani identical twins b prematurely September 2002, Canberra, Lani d October 2002.
   • Kaylana b October 2003, Canberra.
   • Alyssa b July 2005, Canberra.
Gregory and Natasha separated 2006.
Gregory eng Nicole Hughes 2009.
2. Stephanie, born 1979, m Steve Galluccio 2006, medical doctor in Adelaide.
   • Jasmine Isabella b March 2007, Adelaide.
   • Maya Ruby b May 2010, Adelaide.
3. Benjamin, born 1981, m Sarah Gill 2011, civil engineer in Melbourne.

• Problem Solving
• Mathematics Competitions and Olympiads
• Mathematics Enrichment Activities
• Numerical Analysis
• Mathematics Education

I played competitive squash for many years, including first grade in Adelaide and Canberra and represented the Australian Capital Territory in 1972. I have been a Vice President of both the South Australian and Australian Capital Territory Squash Rackets Associations.

I played in a first grade grand final in Adelaide in 1971, winning my rubber, and several in Canberra in the 1970s, being in the winning Canberra team on three occasions. In 1978 I lived in the UK and was accepted as an entrant in the British Open. I also played in the Australian Open and Amateur Championships during the 1970s.

I am a qualified starter with Athletics Australia and for a number of years started at meetings of the Australian Capital Territory Athletics Association. I retired from this in 2001 after moving to a rural property.

We lived from 2001 to 2009 on our own farm about 40 km from Canberra. On this property we bred Murray Grey beef cattle as the Sunny Corner stud.

We bred the following registered Murray Greys:

• Sunny Corner Blue X1 (sold as bull)
• Sunny Corner Bruno Y1 (sold as bull)
• Sunny Corner Doris Z1 (sold as bloodstock)
• Sunny Corner Basil Z2 (sold as bloodstock)
• Sunny Corner Ben Z3 (sold as bloodstock)

which were sold to commercial farms. Blue and Bruno, at least, were highly successful as bulls, and all five had pedigrees dominated by forebears from one of the two original Murray Grey Studs, The Glen, on the upper part of the Murray River, where it was noted that Angus bulls mating Shorthorn cows produced grey offspring with excellent meat and character properties.

Elly dries down her calf Bruno shortly after giving birth.

Lois with cows Doris (left) and Elly (right) and Doris' bull calf Blue on 30 Dec 2002 while Blue was about to have his first vaccination.