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Ropes Crossing man charged over M4 crash
A Ropes Crossing man has been charged over Thursday's tragic fatal crash on the M4.
Emergency services were called to the Church Street off-ramp about...
Hey city folk, western Sydney is thriving and winning – even if you’re oblivious...
Troy Dodds says the west offers a lifestyle those in the city and east are completely oblivious to.
Council considers new system to review tree decisions
Residents who have unsuccessfully applied to remove a tree or clear vegetation may soon be able to seek a review through Council – for a fee.
New eateries approved in Glenmore Park
Plans for two new restaurants at the under-construction Glenmore Village development in Glenmore Park have been approved by Penrith City Council.
Sex tape scandal: May’s case adjourned
Tyrone May's court case has been adjourned for another week.
The Panthers' player fronted Penrith Local Court this morning over charges relating to leaked sex...
No time like the present: Mid-year start to uni available at WSU
While many prospective students may think they have to wait till next to year to start university, Western Sydney University (WSU) isn’t wasting any time – allowing students to start right away.
Businesses honoured at annual awards
Local lawyer Amanda Little has taken out the prestigious Business Person of the Year award at the Penrith City Local Business Awards, while The...
Preliminary flight paths released for Western Sydney International Airport
The preliminary flight paths for Western Sydney International Airport have been made public.
Private health insurance debate: Costs that make you sick
Pros and cons: Young people deal with tough call over private health insurance
Premier’s promise to Penrith: Chris Minns opens up about the state’s biggest issues
The Weekender sits down with Premier Chris Minns to talk about everything from the rental crisis to domestic violence.
Christmas spectacular headed to Penrith
Major event will open at Panthers in November.
Australia Post to shut iconic Penrith location
A well-known Penrith post office has announced it will close its doors next month.
"Australia Post has made the difficult decision to close the Penrith...
Fear runs deep: Londonderry residents concerned about creek contamination
Londonderry residents say they are fearful of what they aren’t being told, as the NSW Environment Protection Authority (EPA) investigates local PFAS contamination.
New red light speed camera in operation from August 29
A new red light speed camera will be officially turned on in Penrith next week.
Woman may be sent back to jail over phone calls with inmates
A Berkshire Park woman convicted of sex offences against her teenage daughter may be forced to serve the balance of her jail sentence after violating her parole.
Turning the key on a four-day working week
A Penrith business is introducing a four day work week in an effort to improve the work-life balance of their team.
Cyclist jailed over Penrith CBD rant and subsequent assaults
A bicycle rider who went on a violent and expletive-ridden rant along High Street when a group of plain-clothed police officers failed to get out of his way, has been jailed for a minimum of four months.
New dementia campaign pushes for earlier diagnosis
With an estimated 50 per cent of those living with dementia in western Sydney remaining undiagnosed, locals are being urged to seek out a timely diagnosis.
Siblings form unbreakable bond after life-saving surgery
How a North St Marys toddler’s bravery saved her brother’s life in his time of need.
Much-loved Airing of the Quilts returns this weekend
This Saturday, October 21, head to the Arms of Australia Inn Museum for the Caring Hearts Community Quilters’ Airing of the Quilts.
