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How you can help raise funds for new cuddle cot

After unfortunately experiencing a stillbirth earlier this year, Colyton mum Elvira Nikolaou is aiming to raise awareness and funds to ensure other women in her position have access to cuddle cots.

Australia Post’s Glenmore Village outlet to change ID policy

A Glenmore Park post office will be updating its policy around parcel pick-up after backlash from its customers.

Sydney Water commits to fixing stadium stench

It’s almost as famous as the iconic Penrith Stadium itself but the stench from a sewage pumping station near the intersection of Ransley Street and Mulgoa Road is finally set to be a thing of the past.

JB Hi-Fi clarifies changes to Jamisontown stock line-up

JB Hi-Fi says it will continue to stock CDs, vinyl and DVDs at its Westfield Penrith location, despite the products being taken off the shelves at Jamisontown.

Pinot & Piccaso paints bright future after exiting Administration

Penrith-born paint and sip business Pinot & Picasso has exited Administration, ending uncertainty over the organisation’s future.

Chance to sharpen skills at photography Master Class

The photography bar is being raised in the west as Q Agency, Western Sydney University, and photographer Tom Wholohan upskill locals with a Photo Master Class.

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Panthers premiership winner Paul Alamoti will be remaining with the defending champions for many more years to come after signing a contract extension with the club. Already contracted with the Panthers for next season, Alamoti has extended his deal until...

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Panthers Grand Final hero scores new contract

Panthers premiership winner Paul Alamoti will be remaining with the defending champions for many more years to come after signing a contract extension with...

Podcast: On The Record – Steve Carter

Steve Carter joins us On The Record.

Panther pride as international footy kicks off this weekend

Less than two weeks after their Grand Final triumph over Melbourne, five Panthers will return to the field this weekend for the start of the 2024 Pacific Championships.

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Action-packed cruise has something for everyone – including solo travellers

Ellie Busby jumps aboard the refreshed Carnival Splendor, and finds the ideal holiday experience.

A slice of luxury for your next trip to Terrigal

Terrigal is a regular travel destination for many in western Sydney, and Cassidy Pearce discovers a dash of luxury in the popular beach town.

Hidden wonders await cruisers in New Zealand

It will come as no surprise to learn that our neighbours across the Tasman are enjoying a boom in cruising at least as exciting as our own.

The secret is out: Sri Lanka is a must!

Scott McRae explores Sri Lanka - and is stunned by what it offers a holidaymaker.

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Specialist Radiology Kingswood is officially open

The ribbon has finally been cut at Specialist Radiology Kingswood as the clinic celebrated its launch last week.

7 Must-Visit Attractions in Western Sydney for Entertainment Lovers

If a group of 10 people are asked to mention the first tourist attraction they can think of in Sydney, do you know what...

Let your imagination run wild at Heirloom Body Care

Located in Coombes Drive, Penrith, Heirloom Body Care has been proudly serving the local community since 2003.

Air Conditioning vs. Evaporative Cooling: Which Is Best for Your Home?

Maintaining and cleaning your air conditioner is essential for keeping it in optimal working condition.

Beyond Policies: How Insurance Brokers Add Value to Penrith Businesses

In today's complex business landscape, having the right insurance coverage is crucial for protecting your company's assets, reputation, and future.

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