Business
iFraud concern
Telecommunications providers look set to face a significant spike in bad debt as the iPhone 5 enters Australian stores, according to business research specialists,...
Lights go out at local retail icon
After keeping the lights on for over 40 years, husband and wife business owners Bob and Ruth Moore are flicking the switch off one...
Gina Field to end three year tenure as Chamber President
Gina Field is standing down as the President of the Penrith Valley Chamber of Commerce.
Ms Field confirmed this morning she would not be nominating...
The search for Penrith’s best burger
“Penrith lacks good burgers. We want burgers. We crave burgers. Please give us burgers.”
This is the plea from one Penrith local who desperately wants...
Union calls for JobKeeper to be reinstated
JobKeeper should be reinstated, key union says.
Accountants become unofficial counsellors during COVID-19 crisis
Clients have been seeking extra support.
Rates questioned
Penrith businesses are questioning whether they are receiving value for money after a report by the NSW Government showed that Council rates for...
Massage rebates could be scrapped
Sore muscle sufferers could be paying more for massages if the Federal Government scraps rebates to private health insurance providers for the natural therapy.
The...
IGA Erskine Park recognised with awards
Ashcroft's IGA in Erskine Park is ahead of the pack when it comes to stocking the shelves.
Young Academics has a strong community focus
Young Academics Cranebrook is giving back to the community one drive at a time.
Plastic bag ban draws closer
Locals shopping at Woolworths, Coles and Big W will have to get used to the idea of remembering to bring their own bags as...
High Street businesses threaten to walk
For months, the sound of a jackhammer has replaced the conversations of customers for local businesses at the western end of High Street.
Just as...
Help available for businesses during Small Business Month
Cranebrook businesswoman Jane Tweedy is helping other local business owners during NSW Small Business Month.
Fresh approach for Chamber
New Penrith Valley Chamber of Commerce President Simon Gould says he’s excited about the challenges that are ahead for the organisation.
Mr Gould, of Hilary...
From flipping burgers to a business leader
Local McDonald’s licensee, Ian Garton, has been recognised for his 40 years of service with McDonald’s and as a great example of the career...
Bitcoin revolution comes to Penrith
You might have never heard of it before, but Downtown Brooklyn is pushing Penrith into the future by accepting Bitcoin as a payment method...
Best&Less to re-open this weekend
Penrith's Best&Less store will re-open this weekend after a major makeover.
Surround yourself with A+ staff
I am a big believer that hiring the right staff is a very important part of the overall formula for business success. They are...
Get a slice of the pie
Penrith businesses wanting a bigger slice of the NSW tourism industry have been provided with a set of resources from a new State Government...
Toyota opens major new facility in Kemps Creek
After more than 11 months of construction, Toyota Australia has officially opened its largest and newest parts warehouse in western Sydney.
The Toyota Parts Centre...
