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OZWAC Ball to return in 2018
After a two year break, the Australian Women and Children’s Research Foundation (OZWAC) has announced the return of its charity ball in celebration of...
Quick thinking car dealer helps police catch fraudster
An attendant at a car dealership sensed something wasn’t quite right, and alerted police to a man who was then arrested and charged with...
Fixing her broken heart
While for many, February 14 is a day for celebrating love, for thousands of Australian families, the day holds a much more significant meaning.
For...
Local doctor tackles solo sail
At 27-years-old, one local doctor is getting ready to sail across the Pacific Ocean this month, all in the name of charity.
For weeks on...
Community sessions to be held to discuss Wallacia proposal
The cemetery development at Wallacia is moving closer to reality with the community invited to have their say on the proposed plans.
Catholic Metropolitan Cemeteries...
Boost for local health services
In an effort to improve local health service and efficiency, $17 million is headed to the Nepean community for a new HealthOne facility based...
Man who shot police officer at Nepean Hospital to apply for bail
The man charged with shooting police officer Luke Warburton at Nepean Hospital in 2016 will apply for bail in the District Court next week.
2GB...
On top of the financial world
Penrith local Tim Hayman has been recognised as one of the best financial advisers in the industry.
Mr Hayman took out the coveted Financial Planning...
Premier in Penrith to welcome interns
56 medical graduates starting their one year internship at Nepean Hospital this morning have received a warm welcome from Premier Gladys Berejiklian and Minister...
Baton Relay arrives in Penrith
Thousands of people have welcomed the Queen's Baton Relay to Penrith as it continues its journey towards the Gold Coast for the Commonwealth Games.
AFL...
Valentine’s Day doesn’t have to break the budget
It’s the day where chocolate and flower sales go through the roof, and public displays of affection are seen everywhere you look.
But whether you’re...
Rail crisis still far from resolved
The crisis on our train network continues after the Rail, Tram and Bus Union today slammed Sydney Trains for presenting delegates the same offer...
Python found during graffiti arrest
Police have arrested and charged an alleged prolific graffiti vandal after a search warrant in Penrith.
In November 2017, police attached to Transport Action Group...
Poetry Slam coming to Penrith
It's no secret that Penrith is home to some talented and creative individuals, and now local writers, poets and musicians will have the opportunity...
More parking woes loom
The parking battle in Penrith continues and Councillor Marcus Cornish warns it’s about to get a whole lot harder for locals to find a...
Opposition vows to fight incinerator
The State Opposition is vowing to stand against building one of the world's largest energy from waste incinerators in western Sydney.
Opposition Leader Luke Foley...
Getting kids active now costs parents less
More than one million school children across NSW are now eligible for the State Government’s new annual $100 Active Kids voucher.
NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian...
Lift upgrade won’t be finished until end of March
Despite an official opening taking place last year boasting a more accessible facility, some commuters are struggling while a lift is replaced at Penrith...
Work continues to “future proof” Penrith
Penrith is experiencing an unprecedented time of development, with road upgrades occurring throughout the region.
While some days the roadwork speed zones might be a...
Will your pet be the biggest loser?
Turns out that a New Year's Health kick isn't just for humans.
For the second year in a row, Petbarn Penrith is challenging pet owners...
