Labor promises fuel pipeline to airport
Labor has promised $71 million to build a fuel pipeline to the new Western Sydney Airport to avoid the need for trucks to cart...
Main jailed after police find gun and ammunition following chase
A cancelled driver who led police on a high-speed chase through Kingswood with a loaded gun in the car and ammunition in the glovebox has been jailed for a minimum of three years and three months.
Battle over tattoo parlour heading to court
A Jamisontown tattoo parlour is taking Penrith City Council to court over what its owners claim is unfair treatment regarding its operating conditions.
The owners...
Tyrone May faces court over sex tape charges
The fate of embattled Panthers utility Tyrone May remains up in the air after his sex tape matter was adjourned to allow police time...
Council considers ban on plastics
Plastic straws, cups and balloons set for the chopping block at community events.
New sprinkler rule for apartment buildings
New fire safety laws will force apartment buildings to install automatic sprinkler systems in an effort to avoid potential tragedy.
Why we should all pay attention to this Federal Election
Right on cue, those people angry that politicians take no notice of them during any given year are angry that politicians are now taking...
Labor matches Coalition promise to upgrade Dunheved Road
Labor will commit $63.5 million to upgrading Dunheved Road between Richmond Road and Werrington Road – mirroring an announcement made by the Coalition yesterday.
Appliance retailer 2nds World collapses
Appliance retailer 2nds World has fallen into administration.
Its Penrith store, as well as other stores across New South Wales and Victoria, have been closed...
Road closures and delays expected on Castlereagh Road
Motorists are being advised to expect delays and road closures on Castlereagh Road and Mulgoa Road throughout May.
Construction work is being carried out as...
Panthers Group in powerhouse position for strong future
Brian Fletcher reveals why doubts over the future of Panthers are unfounded.
Morrison pledges cash for road upgrades and commuter car parking
Parking will be increased at local train stations while Dunheved Road would be upgraded under a plan announced by Prime Minister Scott Morrison today.
Mr...
John Howard back in Penrith to support Liberal candidate Melissa McIntosh
Former Prime Minister John Howard joined Liberal Candidate for Lindsay Melissa McIntosh on the campaign trail this morning, meeting locals all over the Penrith...
Devoted Cranebrook dad loses two-year battle to stay alive following tragic crash
Michael Bruce was due to celebrate his 33rd birthday next month. But the young Cranebrook father will never get the chance, his life tragically cut short on April 8 after an almost two-year battle to stay alive following a horrific crash at the hands of a drug driver.
Woman charged over St Marys stabbing
Police have charged a woman following a domestic-related stabbing in St Marys this morning.
Shortly after midnight today, emergency services were called to an address...
“He died a hero”: Penrith soldier was killed trying to rescue others
Penrith is littered with stories of young men who stood up for their country and did our city proud.
One of those men is Mertoun...
After eight years, the Gus Gould era is over at Penrith
The Phil Gould era at Penrith has come to an abrupt end.
Ballot paper order decided for Federal Election
With just over three weeks to go until the Federal Election, the crucial ballot paper positions were drawn today as nine candidates prepare to...
Residents concerned as laneways become hubs for anti-social behaviour
Residents in St Clair and Erskine Park are calling on Penrith City Council to better manage laneways near their homes, which have become targets for vandalism.
Women live with pain and discomfort after doctor’s botched boob jobs
Several local women reveal horror stories after undergoing breast implant surgery in Penrith.