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Penrith restaurant refuses to delete “offensive” post advertising new dessert
A Penrith burger restaurant has doubled down on a controversial advertisement for a new dessert, refusing to apologise despite widespread criticism.
Downtown Brooklyn posted an...
Playgroup provides connection through music
Playgroup provides unique opportunity for children to connect through music.
Act of bravery saved man
Emu Plains local honoured for her efforts in saving drowning man at Tuncurry.
Heading for headaches: Motorists warned of delays
Temporary road closures on The Northern Road and Castlereagh Road are set to cause motorists plenty of headaches in coming weeks.
Freight agreements help airport take flight
10 of Australia’s major freight companies have entered memoranda of understanding (MOUs) with Western Sydney Airport.
The MOUs will see Western Sydney Airport work with...
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The Merv Cartwright Medal is moving to a new night in 2019.
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Masked Panther: Merv on the move
The Merv Cartwright Medal is moving to a new night in 2019.
Last chance saloon for Panthers against Cowboys
The Panthers and Cowboys meet for the first time this season on Friday night.
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South Coast’s perfect getaway
Alena Higgins hits the road and heads south, where the beauty of Bannisters by the Sea is waiting...
If you’ve been yearning for a tranquil...
Travel to another galaxy on your next adventure
Huge Star Wars fan Roderick Eime travels to a galaxy far, far away...
Space travel may be beyond the reach of most of us, but...
Open your eyes to thousands of years of history
Travel writer Len Rutledge explores some of the world’s greatest temples in Luxor, Egypt.
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