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Get into the Halloween spirit in Erskine Park
While trick or treating seems unlikely this year, an Erskine Park family has created a way to safely get into the Halloween spirit this spooky season.
Family split apart by COVID-19 finally reunited
Painful seven month separation ends as local doctor’s wife and child arrive home.
Further restrictions to be eased in NSW
Gatherings in outdoor public spaces and group bookings at restaurants will be increased to 30 people under a relaxation of COVID-19 rules.
Man hospitalised; mystery over injuries
Police are appealing for public assistance after a man was found injured in St Marys this morning.
Help available for businesses during Small Business Month
Cranebrook businesswoman Jane Tweedy is helping other local business owners during NSW Small Business Month.
Major Oak Theatre Restaurant announces shock closure
The Major Oak Theatre Restaurant will close its doors at the end of December after 40 years in St Marys.
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Podcast previews the 2020 Grand Final.
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Tension’s running high: Jane Scali hopes her iconic song is heard...
The woman whose voice has graced the loudspeakers at Panthers Stadium for three decades says she'll be cheering for Penrith in this Sunday night's Grand Final.
Masked Panther: Dally M shambles
Clearys had COVID tests so they could attend Dally Ms.
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Lachlan Shire, just a few hours’ drive from Penrith over the Blue Mountains, is the geographical centre of the state, the true heart of NSW.
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A weekend away with character and charm
There’s more to the Bathurst region than fast cars, the Knickerbocker Hotel and a Panthers game once a year, as my wife and I discovered on a romantic getaway there recently.
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