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Putting food on the table

There are people all over western Sydney who struggle each day to put food on their tables, but a local charity is aiming to ensure less people go hungry.

Labor promises $500,000 to Lifeline

The Opposition promises more funding for Australia's 24-hour support and suicide prevention service.

Panthers on the Prowl scores election funding boost

Vital community organisation Panthers on the Prowl has received a $170,000 funding commitment from the Morrison Government to ensure their support for disadvantaged youth continues.

Morrison announces election sweetener for first home buyers

First home buyers are set for a significant leg up with a new initiative from the Coalition to slash the size of a home loan deposit.

Coalition promises to upgrade neighbourhood centres

Community, sports, seniors and recreational groups will benefit from upgraded local facilities as part of a funding package that will renew four neighbourhood centres...

Ropes Crossing man charged over M4 crash

A Ropes Crossing man has been charged over Thursday's tragic fatal crash on the M4. Emergency services were called to the Church Street off-ramp about...

Don’t miss fashionable fundraiser

The Penrith Hospital Auxiliary is using fashion to fundraise. They are teaming up with Golden Girl Fashion to raise funds for much-needed medical equipment for...

Approval granted for new health hub

A Development Application for a new health hub in Penrith has been approved. Cornerstone Building Developments is planning to build the new health hub in...

Shots fired into Glenmore Park home

Police are investigating after shots were fired into a house in Glenmore Park this morning. About 12.15am, police were called to Dara Crescent, Glenmore Park,...

Prison term extended after drug plan goes wrong

A man who intimidated a fellow inmate who was unable to produce tobacco he’d secreted up his bottom has extended his time in custody by six months.

Support for at-risk youth under Labor’s $10 million plan

Labor has promised to deliver Youth Foyer student accommodation for young people at risk of or experiencing homelessness, if elected.

Coalition announces Chapman Gardens overhaul

More sporting commitments for Lindsay have been announced with the Coalition promising to invest $1 million into the Chapman Gardens Sports Precinct in Kingswood. The...

Election win for Luke Priddis Foundation as major parties commit to digital hub funding

Every year kids are getting more and more tech savvy. This is no different for those living with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), with many...

Royal Baby fever reaches Penrith

Excitement is well and truly in the air for Penrith’s Royals fans after the longly anticipated arrival of baby Sussex this week.

When it comes to Bill Shorten, the devil is in the detail

Troy Dodds questions Labor's local commitments.

WSU political expert predicts United Australia to perform strongly in Lindsay

There's just a little over a week to go before candidates battle it out for the highly marginal seat of Lindsay, but have they really made enough noise to wow voters when going to the polls?

Shorten promises $125 million for cancer care centre in Penrith

Opposition Leader Bill Shorten has visited Lindsay for the first time during the election campaign to announce funding for a new cancer care centre at Nepean Hospital.

Labor backs students with funding commitment

Support for disadvantaged students across Penrith will be a priority as part of a $3 million commitment by Labor.

Asian bride scores pension thanks to superannuation loophole

A man has taken his campaign for change to the road with a specially marked trailer.

Call for change to way service medals are delivered

Medals are sent via Australia Post, not registered mail or courier.