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Man charged with Cheryl Ardler’s murder
Detectives investigating the 2012 suspicious disappearance of Cheryl Ardler have today charged a man with murder.
Asbestos found at Council Works Depot
Representatives from Penrith City Council are in clean-up mode after asbestos was found at their Works Depot on Copeland Street.
Experts wearing special suits were...
Australians urged to check enrollment details ahead of election
With the Federal Election confirmed for May 18, Australians must act now to ensure they are enrolled before the deadline of 8pm on April 18.
Golf day raises $6,000 for mental health charity
Penrith City Council through its annual Mayoral Challenge Charity Golf Day has raised more than $6,000 for local charity LikeMind Penrith.
Mental health wellbeing program launches at YMCA Penrith
A new youth mental wellbeing program that provides free access to exercise sessions and support networks is now available in Penrith and will celebrate...
We’re heading to the polls on May 18
Prime Minister Scott Morrison confirms the Federal Election will be held on May 18.
Prime Minister to call election tomorrow
Prime Minister Scott Morrison will announce tomorrow morning that Australia is headed to the polls on May 18.
Multiple sources are now confirming that Mr...
Man tried to use stolen credit card at brothel
The man was arrested by police and charged with a number of offences.
Aspiring doctor’s career in tatters after drug bust
Student became a drug mule because she was “desperate” to pay her debts, Penrith Local Court has heard.
Call to fix dangerous intersection
Londonderry residents are calling on authorities to fix a notorious accident spot in the local area before more lives are lost.
Sensory gardens to be boosted thanks to grant
A new sensory garden for people living with a disability is on the horizon at the Afford Cherrywood Hub in Llandilo.
Fast food hub on the way
Construction of a new food hub in North Penrith is bounding ahead, with the project expected to be unveiled mid-year.
Students bank on pumpkins at Easter Show
Students from Banks Public School in St Clair have sent their selection of best dressed pumpkins to enter the Sydney Royal Easter Show’s ‘The Great Backyard Pumpkin Challenge’.
Conservationists urge caution as major road upgrade threatens local history
Large trees in the path of the Mulgoa and Castlereagh Road upgrade have been bulldozed, a victim of much-needed progress.
Smashing teen drinking
Interactive theatre project encourages students to think about their choices.
Dangerous Cranebrook intersection to be upgraded, Federal Government confirms
A major upgrade of the notorious Andrews Road / Greygums Road intersection at Cranebrook will be complete within the next three months.
Man admits to murdering grandmother in South Penrith
Ethan Harwood will face a sentencing hearing next month after pleading guilty to murder.
Husar, BuzzFeed agree to mediation
Emma Husar and news outlet BuzzFeed are headed to mediation in an attempt to settle the Lindsay MP's defamation case against the publisher.
Ms Husar...
Car park bashing case adjourned to next month
All five men accused of brutally assaulting two men in the Panthers McDonald’s car park earlier this year are now at liberty, despite two...
WSU students call for ban on outsiders
Western Sydney University (WSU) students are fed up with high school students using their facilities, launching a petition calling for them to be banned.
21-year-old...
