Counting down the hits at Panthers
From 1974 to 1987, ‘Countdown’ ruled Australian television sets and influenced the music scene.
Paulini returns to Penrith to light up the stage with Bond classics
Australian Idol alumnus Paulini Curuenavuli is bringing the music of ‘James Bond’ and the ‘60s to Penrith Panthers alongside her eight-piece band and vocal group, The Martinis.
Go to the moon with Bliss n Eso
Self-proclaimed space cadets Bliss n Eso have a new album coming out on April 11, and songs from the record will feature on the setlist for their upcoming Penrith Panthers concert on July 21.
The best of Dolly right here in Penrith
Big hair, big lips and big other things will hit the Panthers stage for ‘The Dolly Show’ at the end of the month.
PRDnationwide Penrith had the choice of three local papers from which to choose the best fit for the image and service our clients demanded. A number of factors were considered including circulation, quality of local content and connection with the local community and most importantly an innovative approach that had flexibility to adapt when we had a promotion or idea that was unique to our market place. We chose the Western Weekender as it met all of our criteria and had the vision to think outside the square and listen to their client’s needs. In my opinion it is by far the best local paper I have seen with a strong local flavour.
