LOCAL NEWS
Father guilty of domestic violence offences
A father has been found guilty of injuring his two young children and partner at their St Marys home, in a serious and disturbing case of domestic violence.
Dennis French pleads not guilty to murder of Cheryl Ardler
The man accused of killing Cranebrook’s Cheryl Ardler has formally maintained his innocence.
New waste management facility slated for Wallacia
A large resource recovery centre has been proposed between Wallacia and Luddenham.
Police to launch crackdown on trail bike riders
Police are revving up patrols on illegal trail bike riders wreaking havoc in the community.
Dog owners causing a stink
It’s an issue causing a stink with residents across the City and one that’s put irresponsible dog owners squarely on the nose.
Cultural shot in the arm as art galleries, libraries prepare to...
Penrith’s cultural and learning spaces will be able to re-open from June 1, as eased restrictions welcome back art galleries, museums and libraries.
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For clubs like the Penrith Rams, getting back on the field is an expensive process.
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Ready to rumble: Unbeaten Panthers, Knights do battle
The Panthers and Knights do battle at Campbelltown Stadium on Sunday.
Panthers stay in Sydney for first half of new season
Penrith will stay in Sydney until round 11 under the revised NRL Draw to be officially released later today.
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Visit the true heart of NSW
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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Some of the special Australian towns you need to visit.
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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