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Penrith Press axes print edition effective immediately
The Penrith Press has axed its long-standing print edition after 73 years.
York Jewellers celebrates 45 years in business
Proud family owned business, York Jewellers is celebrating its milestone of 45 years of jewellery making.
Have your say on $15 million Gipps St plan
Locals encouraged to have their say on $15 million plan for new recreation area.
M4 bridge change: River Walk goes one-way
Penrith’s famous Great River Walk has been streamlined to avoid pedestrians clashing near the M4 Motorway bridge.
Father guilty of domestic violence offences
A father has been found guilty of injuring his two young children and partner at their St Marys home, in a serious and disturbing case of domestic violence.
Dennis French pleads not guilty to murder of Cheryl Ardler
The man accused of killing Cranebrook’s Cheryl Ardler has formally maintained his innocence.
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Penrith has kept its unbeaten start to the NRL season alive thanks to a 14-all draw with Newcastle at Campbelltown Stadium.
In front of only cardboard cutouts and select club officials - including a mascot watching on from the stands...
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Panthers hold on to draw 14-all with Newcastle
Penrith has kept its unbeaten start to the NRL season alive thanks to a 14-all draw with Newcastle at Campbelltown Stadium.
In front of only...
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