Coalition promises upgrades to youth centre in St Marys

The Coalition will spend $63,000 to fund two projects at Don Bosco Youth and Recreation Centre in St Marys.

Labor matches $4 million Jamison Park commitment

Labor has come to the party and will splash $4 million to improve netball facilities at Jamison Park.

Labor made plenty of promises at the last election. Did they deliver?

Election promises are a mainstay of contemporary politics. Governments cite kept commitments as proof they can be trusted, while oppositions pounce on any failure to deliver.

First-home buyers back in spotlight in Federal Election

First-time home buyers have been offered two different pathways to crack the property market as election campaigning reaches a fever pitch.

Coalition promises $4 million to upgrade Jamison Park netball courts

The Coalition has made a raft of sporting commitments to Penrith, including $4 million for an upgrade of the Jamison Park netball courts.

Dutton promises cheaper cars as EV debate enters election

An elected Coalition government will drop penalties for car companies who supply too many high emission vehicles.

10 candidates to contest Lindsay; McIntosh tops ballot paper

Labor has suffered a blow in Lindsay, with candidate Hollie McLean to be second last on the ballot paper at the Federal Election.

No longer ignored: Major parties spend big on mental health

Labor says it will spend an extra $1 billion on mental health if it wins the election.

Mulgoa Road becomes a big test for Labor

Labor's silence on Mulgoa Road is deafening. It must commit to the full project before the election campaign is done, says Troy Dodds.

Albanese, Dutton squabble over key issues in first election debate

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Opposition Leader Peter Dutton have gone head-to-head in the first debate of the election campaign.

Showdown in the west: Albanese, Dutton go head-to-head

After firing shots at each other from different cities on the campaign trail, Anthony Albanese and Peter Dutton will come face-to-face in the first debate of the Federal Election.

Listen: Former Lindsay MPs who have appeared on our podcast

There is no doubt Lindsay has proved to be a crucial seat elections ever since it was formed in 1984. And over the years, a number of former Lindsay MPs have joined our 'On The Record' podcast.

Election latest: Greens and HEART confirm candidates, One Nation condemns vandalism

Six candidates have now been locked in to contest Lindsay at next month's Federal Election.

Cheap batteries pledge powers Labor re-election push

Home owners are being offered $4000 off the cost of household batteries as Labor tries to woo voters with promises of cheaper energy.

Foreign student cap to ease housing crisis, Dutton says

A plan to cut international student numbers will get more Australians into homes, the Coalition says, while critics argue the policy will do little to reduce housing pressures.

Labor to fund new bypass to Londonderry as part of Richmond Bridge commitment

Labor will spend $114 million to improve roads around the New Richmond Bridge, including a bypass to Londonderry.

One Nation has moved on from perceptions of the past, local candidates say

One Nation is readying for a serious crack at the Lindsay and Macquarie electorates for the first time.

No-tie Albo wins early strategy moves on election campaign trail

A question of strategy and ties: How Anthony Albanese has won the early days of the election campaign.

Taking the proverbial: Albo’s swipe at big supermarkets

Anthony Albanese has taken a fresh swipe at the nation's supermarket giants as Labor promises to outlaw price gouging at the checkout if re-elected.

“Taking Australians for a ride”: Lindsay MP Melissa McIntosh slams Budget that “ignores” west

Lindsay MP Melissa McIntosh has taken aim at the Labor Government, saying their budget proves they don’t care about Lindsay. The Treasurer handed down a...