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Knead dough? Domino’s is dishing up over 1000 jobs
Pizza chain Domino's is having a major recruitment drive tomorrow.
Start of work on substation marks key moment for Aerotropolis development
The first step in Western Sydney’s Aerotropolis development kicked off today with work beginning on the first critical piece of energy infrastructure for the area.
“Secretive and exclusive”: Paceway’s plans are “dictionary definition over over-development”, says Penrith MP
The Penrith Paceway has no intention of keeping the 177-year-old Penrith Showground on Station Street regardless of whether or not a stadium goes ahead on the site, Penrith MP Stuart Ayres says.
Opposition Leader checks in to Penrith
Holding the Federal Government accountable and listening to the needs of business owners will be key pillars as the Liberal Party tries to rebuild...
Eggs-plore your local area and find a fresh bargain in Llandilo
Whether you have them scrambled, fried, or sunny-side up, eggs are no doubt a staple in the diets of many.
Image released as part of investigation into armed robbery
Police are appealing for public assistance as they investigate an armed robbery in Penrith back in May.
Lights to provide new access point to Panthers precinct
Jamison Road will be getting a new set of traffic lights as part of an upgrade to create a new access point into the Penrith Panthers Precinct.
New lights make River Walk safer
More people are pounding the pavement after long-requested lighting was recently installed along the Great River Walk from Jamison Road to Nepean Avenue.
Sports Minister says “range of options” on table for stadium, as Labor demands more...
Labor is refusing to commit to building the new Penrith Stadium if it wins government next March as the project looms as a potential major election issue.
The time is now for kids to return to swimming lessons
Water safety experts are calling for parents to enrol their children in swimming lessons ahead of summer, making up for time lost to the pandemic.
Bruce McClintock to lead legal review into Penrith MP Stuart Ayres
Premier Dominic Perrottet has recommended that the Governor appoint Bruce McClintock SC to conduct a legal review into whether Penrith MP Stuart Ayres has breached the Ministerial Code of Conduct.
Thousands of new homes set for Glenmore Park Stage 3
A plan for thousands of new houses south of Glenmore Park could finally go ahead after Penrith City Council endorsed a Planning Proposal to progress to public exhibition.
Unit blocks in Penrith to trial organics bin
Multi-unit dwellings (MUDs) could get the green light to have Penrith’s innovative Food Organics Green Organics (FOGO) System once a $500,000 trial is complete.
First sod turned on Gipps Street Recreation Precinct
Gipps Street Recreation Precinct is scheduled for completion by the end of 2023.
Nepean High’s new hall officially opened
The new multi-million dollar hall at Nepean Creative and Performing Arts High School has been officially opened.
NSW Health issues meningococcal warning
NSW Health is urging parents and young people to be alert to the symptoms of meningococcal disease and act immediately if they appear.
Koroisau: Bring on the hostility
The Panthers are expecting plenty of hostility when they play in Canberra this weekend for the first time since 2018.
In those four years between...
Glenmore Park’s cheerleading team is ready for competition
Though for many cheerleading is something only seen in American teen movies, over the past few years the sport has well and truly made its way to Australia.
Iconic Henry Street building heads to auction
It’s been a church, an office and multiple restaurants, and now one of Penrith’s most iconic landmarks on Henry Street is up for sale.
Ayres falls on his sword in wake of Barilaro scandal
State Penrith MP Stuart Ayres has succumbed to intense public and political pressure and has stood aside as a Minister.
