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There’s life after the HSC
Some of Penrith’s most successful people prove results aren’t the be all and end all.
Teacher pleads guilty over sexual relationship with student
A former Glenmore Park teacher has pleaded guilty to having sex with one of his female students.
Relief coming for childcare wait lists
Council considering eight development applications for new childcare centres
Mark Tyndall to contest Council election
Independent candidate says he’ll ask the tough questions in lead-up to election
Santa spreads festive cheer at hospital
Children and newborns seeking treatment at Nepean Hospital received a very special visit from Santa last week
Multiple injuries following truck crash at Luddenham
Three men were injured following a head-on truck collision in Luddenham earlier this afternoon.
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History will be made this Saturday when the Nepean Ducks play in their first ever Championship game.
RUGBY LEAGUE
Scott McRae won’t be returning to Panthers Stadium in 2020
Veteran ground announcer won't be back for 2020.
Panthers sign Tetevano
Penrith Panthers have announced the signing of New Zealand international forward Zane Tetevano on a two-year deal.
Kurt Capewell signs two-year deal with Penrith
Penrith has announced the signing of utility Kurt Capewell on a two-year deal commencing in 2020.
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Ruby Princess feels like home
Ruby Princess’s first deployment to Australian waters is proving to be a major success with tens of thousands of passengers already booked.
Bubbletent: Camping with a difference
If you love mother nature, stargazing and a touch of camping – or should I say glamping – then staying overnight in a Bubbletent in the middle of nowhere is probably for you.
Incredible look at the USA’s national parks
Len Rutledge finds there are few more stunning places on Earth than the great National Parks of western USA.
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