Easter egg heist foiled
Two women have been caught trying to steal $700 worth of goods, including a large amount of Easter eggs, by disguising them as...
Police out in force this weekend
NSW Police are urging all motorists to ‘Go Slow’ and remain patient on the state’s roads ahead of the Anzac Day long weekend...
New one-stop shop for Government services
By June Penrith residents will have a one-stop shop for a wide range of government services after construction on the new Service NSW...
Ayres picks up new portfolio
State Penrith MP Stuart Ayres has retained his Fair Trading portfolio and picked up Sports and Recreation as Mike Baird stamps his authority...
Police to interview injured pair
An investigation in underway after two men were found injured at Mulgoa in the early hours of this morning. Police and emergency...
Bridge plan takes shape
New animations of the Nepean River Green Bridge have been launched on the Roads and Maritime Services (RMS) website showing a "more in...
Statement from Tony Abbott and Warren Truss
The Government has confirmed that the site for western Sydney’s new airport will be Badgerys Creek. For more than 50 years governments have...
Badgerys set for take off
It's official: An airport will be built at Badgerys Creek. Prime Minister Tony Abbott and Deputy Prime Minister Warren Truss...
Labor says hospital's in pain
State Opposition Leader John Robertson met with local Labor candidates at Nepean Hospital today to raise concerns about staffing levels and speculation about...
Helping to solve year's greatest mystery
The search for missing flight Malaysia Airlines MH370 has been arduous, emotional and exhausting but one local State Emergency Services (SES) volunteer was...
Family's double cancer blow
Many people are affected by cancer but only a few find themselves in the same tragic predicament as Cranebrook resident Hannah Hammond is...
Wilcox: I feel used by Clive Palmer
Former Lindsay federal election candidate Andrew Wilcox says he feels used by Clive Palmer and regrets ever standing as a Palmer United Party...
Mural brightens up Colyton
What used to be your average wall on the outside of Colyton's Friendly Grocer has been transformed into a work of art as...
Solar speed solution
Labor Candidate for Londonderry Prue Car and Shadow Roads Minister Walt Secord have endorsed an innovative new way to stop motorists from speeding...
Kids show respect and spirit
The stands of Penrith Paceway were filled on Tuesday morning as over 1,700 students from local schools gathered for an ANZAC Day service...
Creek concern
Ladbury Avenue resident Bob Perkins has lived in Penrith for 50 years and has seen his fair share of floods. But...
Iconic retail chain in administration
Family business Bevilles has announced that the company has entered into voluntary administration, casting doubt over the future of the Penrith store in...
Road improvements on the way
Motorists are soon to experience safer travel on Mulgoa Road at Mulgoa with major maintenance work to improve the road staring this month....
Funding deficit for World Champs
Penrith is set to host the 2014 Canoe Slalom World Championships for the Juniors and under 23's, however, organising body Australian Canoeing is...
Kids rally behind their mate
Students from Penrith South Public School brought their teddy bears to school on Wednesday for a special epilepsy awareness picnic. Noah...