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How social media is changing kids’ birthday parties forever
From glamorous boho teepees to luxury spa treatments, it’s safe to say kids parties have evolved from tying some donuts to a rusty Hills Hoist.
Coronavirus survivors urged to roll up their sleeves
Lifeblood is calling for locals who have recovered from COVID-19 to roll up their sleeves and donate convalescent plasma, in a bid to try and help others fight the virus.
State Government pays $27 million to secure future of historic Fernhill estate
The NSW Government has entered into a contract to purchase the central precinct of the historic Fernhill Estate at Mulgoa.
The news secures Fernhill's future...
Winners are grinners
Last month, small businesses from across Australia delivered an impressive array of entries for the 2012 National Small Business Champion Awards, but it was...
Council backflips on circus ban
Penrith Council has backflipped on its decision to prohibit circuses with exotic animals from operating on Council land.
In a meeting on Monday night, eight...
How to avoid getting scammed this holiday season
Digital Literacy Foundation Digital Director Chris Olsen says that though it’s not entirely the fault of the individual, human error plays a role in the vast majority of scams.
Special tribute to late MP Jim Anderson
Former St Marys and Londonderry MP Jim Anderson has been recognised with a special honour by Blacktown City Council.
Government announces new stimulus measures as Coronavirus impact escalates
The Commonwealth Government has today released the second stage of its economic plan to cushion the economic impact of the coronavirus and help build...
Western Sydney Conference Centre and Pullman Hotel officially open in Penrith
Penrith’s first five-star hotel was officially unveiled last Friday, and it’s set to bring a new era to the west.
Chance to share their stories
Since a young age, Glenmore Park resident Adam Lunney has been fascinated by Australia’s military history.
Now, the 40-year-old historian has just published his first...
Man blames lewd drawing for assault on partner
Christmas Day was anything but jolly for one woman who was attacked by her partner after an argument between the pair turned violent.
Dressed in...
Shoes needed for community campaign
Over 1.5 billion people, including 300 million children, are without adequate footwear around the world.
STA Travel, in conjunction with Soles4Souls, are hoping to decrease...
Jet ski winner is over the moon
Cranebrook couple “The Munros” can look forward to cruising down the Nepean River after scoring a new jetski valued at $13,750 as part...
Council pushes for more adult change facilities
Penrith Council is seeking to make change facilities for people with a complex or profound disability mandatory in certain publicly-accessible buildings.
Labor leadership ballot today
Opposition Leader Tony Abbott says Labor is in crisis and is attempting to move a motion of no confidence in the Government during...
Work to begin on realigning River Road, as parking plan at Regatta Park is...
The tender for the River Road deviation project has been awarded, however doubts remain about car parking capacity at the new-look Regatta Park.
Dutch Club’s future in doubt
The future of the St Marys Rembrandt Dutch Club is uncertain, with the centre expected to be demolished within the next 12 months.
Performing arts on track
With construction of a specialist performing arts centre scheduled to start in April, Nepean Creative and Performing Arts High is well...
Ripples on the rise
Ripples Leisure Centre is making waves after winning the AUSTSWIM NSW Swim Centre of the Year Award.
Aquatic Programs Coordinator Tania Khamhom said the award...
Street University to make a difference to youth in Penrith
A new program run by the Ted Noffs Foundation has opened its doors to support young people.
