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Please just shut up and vote: Why what you do on election day really...
A special guest opinion piece ahead of Saturday's election.
Cemetery battle a fight to the death
Penrith Council’s staunch opposition to a proposed cemetery at Fernhill Estate remains steadfast, despite recently meeting with a proposed developer.
Councillor Ross Fowler said representatives...
Melissa McIntosh to serve as Shadow Assistant Minister
Federal Lindsay MP Melissa McIntosh will serve as Shadow Assistant Minister for Mental Health and Suicide Prevention in Opposition Leader Peter Dutton's Shadow Cabinet.
Crazy collectors unite
From action figures, model cars, replica movie memorabilia and old playing cards, you never know what you are going to find when Australia’s largest...
A fine mess: Drivers plea for leniency over St Marys train station changes
Local motorists say they deserve a fairer go after changes to long-standing traffic conditions near St Marys train station.
Colyton home invasion “targeted”, police say
An investigation is underway following a home invasion in Colyton last night.
About 10.20pm on Monday, three occupants were inside their Muscio Street home when...
Aussie Arms’ plan for $23.5 million development takes next step
Plans to add a seven-story hotel to a heritage-listed pub in the heart of Penrith are one step closer to reality.
Sport is hopping ahead
It has been compared to horse equestrian, only the stars of the event are much smaller.
Featuring all kinds of rabbits, Rabbit Hopping is an...
“Serious questions”: Ayres signed briefing confirming Jenny West’s appointment to New York trade role
There has been a stunning twist in the parliamentary inquiry into John Barilaro's appointment to a trade post in New York - and it could be a problem for State Penrith MP Stuart Ayres.
Inspirational doctor honoured
He was the local doctor who turned a vision into reality, helping patients on their recovery journey, and now his memory will continue to...
Report highlights concerns over Sydney Metro acquisitions
Orchard Hills residents who had their homes compulsorily acquired by the State Government for a metro station hope that a new report ignites change for other landowners.
Historic hall’s transformation into an education leader
An historic hall and key part of Penrith’s past has been carefully restored, transformed and opened as a warm and welcoming place for early...
Police officer charged over fatal bus crash
A police officer has been charged following a critical incident investigation into a fatal crash in Llandilo earlier this year, in which a bus driver was killed.
Emma Husar won’t re-contest next election
Lindsay MP Emma Husar has confirmed she will not re-contest the next Federal Election, due to be held next year.
Ms Husar is currently on...
Dire weather forecast could see fruit and veg prices surge again
After sky high prices for months, consumers have recently seen the prices of many fruits and vegetables drop by up to 90 per cent, as the impacts of the floods diminish.
Chance to pay it forward as vital service raises funds for new van
After watching a YouTube video with her family, Gen Jagt knew she needed to do something about the homelessness crisis in Penrith.
Now, six years...
Wet weather latest: Driver rescued from car on Mamre Road
Penrith is getting a reprieve from wet weather, but warnings remain in place as parts of the Local Government Area are urged to evacuate due to flooding.
Residents raise concerns over new missile testing facility
The Department of Defence is playing down the impact of a new missile testing facility to be built at Orchard Hills.
A 76-year-old resident, who...
Build un-BEE-lievable hotels at Penrith Council’s Bee Bonanza
With Pollinator Week just around the corner, Penrith City Council’s Bushcare and Biodiversity teams are buzzing with excitement as they prepare for a special Bee Bonanza.
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...
