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A man has been arrested after returning a positive breath test in the middle of the afternoon.
At a glance: The 2024 federal budget split four ways
The government has handed down its budget for 2024–25. It’s delivered a $9.3 billion surplus for the financial year just about to finish but is forecasting a $28.3 billion deficit for next year. Here’s the key points.
The eye-watering amount locals lost on the pokies last year
Penrith residents lost less on poker machines in 2023 than they did the previous year, but new figures prove locals are still punting in huge numbers.
“A budget for mums and middle Australia”: Jim Chalmers
As it looks to an election next year when holding up Labor’s female vote will be vital, Treasurer Jim Chalmers has declared Tuesday will bring “a budget for mums and middle Australia”.
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Reserve named after early Penrith settler
Penrith City Council has unveiled the newly renamed Thomas Smith Reserve in Thornton, honouring the contributions of the early Penrith settler, Thomas Smith.
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Troy Dodds and Nathan Taylor preview the Magic Round clash between Penrith and the Warriors.
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Troy Dodds and Nathan Taylor preview the Magic Round clash between Penrith and the Warriors.
Lang on League: My Blues team for Origin I
Peter Lang declares it's time to make a major change to the NSW team ahead of the Origin series.
Key magicians missing as Panthers face desperate Warriors
The Panthers and Warriors head to Magic Round this weekend but the chief magicians have been grounded.
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Escape the daily grind with a Sydney staycation
Looking for a Sydney staycation? Located just down from Spice Alley, Four Points by Sheraton Sydney, Central Park, sits smack-dab in the middle of foodie heaven. Writer Ellie Busby checks it out.
A Tiny weekend getaway to the Hunter Valley
Nathan Taylor discovers a new way to enjoy the Hunter Valley, plus experiences some classic favourites.
So much to see and do in the nation’s capital
Cassidy Pearce ventures to Canberra, discovering there's plenty more to the nation's capital than you think.
World Club Challenge: 10 fun facts about Wigan, England
The Panthers have been in the UK this week, preparing for their showdown against reigning Super League Champions, the Wigan Warriors, on Sunday morning.
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A warm and caring community at St Hedwig
St Hedwig Retirement Village is now open and welcoming its newest residents into the recently completed development on Reservoir Road, Blacktown.
There’s something for everyone at Rashays
Over the last eight years of operation, Rashays has built up its reputation as a family favourite in the Penrith area.
Stratco prepares for its biggest move
Stratco is moving to an iconic location in Jamisontown.
Australia’s Billionaire Boom 2024: Meet the Newest Titans of Wealth
In 2024, Australia has become home to an increasingly affluent elite with a record-breaking 159 billionaires.
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- Lawyer charged over sharing sexual assault detailsby Ellie Busby on May 14, 2024, 1:11 at 1:11 AM
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