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Kerrie Davies

St Marys set to spring Into festival fever 

IT is an event I’ve been attending for decades; my mother loved it, I love it, my kids love it and now their kids love it – the St Marys Spring Festival is always jam-packed with festival fun for all ages. It is the turning point from winter to warmer weather, and it has been […]

15 August 2024

Kerrie Davies

A huge loss: Vale Barney Allam OAM 

PENRITH was rocked by the news that the very much-loved Barney Allam OAM had passed away.  Mr Allam passed on Sunday 4 August following a brief illness. He is survived by his four children and four grandchildren. Mr Allam was the driving force behind Allam Property Group, the company he founded in 1991. Within 10 […]

09 August 2024

Kerrie Davies

Showcasing baking talents at The Royce Retirement Village

The Royce Retirement Village was abuzz with excitement recently as residents showcased their baking skills at the highly anticipated Biggest Morning Tea event. The highlight of the event was a blind taste testing session conducted by Ross Dobson from Café Ross, who expertly sampled an array of delectable baked goods to determine the best morning […]

06 June 2024

Kerrie Davies

Health worker study subsidies

The first 1,300 nursing graduates and students have received offers under the Tertiary Health Study Subsidy Program.  In the Penrith electorate, this includes 17 new nursing students being offered the $4,000 per year scholarship and 54 graduating nursing students who have commenced employment with NSW Health being offered the $8,000 one-off payment.  It comes as […]

23 May 2024

Kerrie Davies

RSPCA recognises local standout volunteer

Michelle (centre) has been photographed alongside Board Director, Mia Steele (left), and RPSCA NSW CEO, Steve Coleman (right). This month, the NSW RSPCA Volunteer of the Year Awards were held at Yagoona. The Runner Up was awarded to Michelle Dreaper from South Penrith. For the last eight years, Michelle has been a standout volunteer and […]

23 May 2024

Kerrie Davies

Penrith Stadium upgrade to sporting and entertainment precinct 

Expressions of interest have now been invited for a partner to transform Penrith stadium into a sporting and entertainment precinct. The NSW Government states that Penrith Stadium is proposed to become a superior venue for different forms of entertainment, significantly improving the experience for spectators, with more food outlets and amenities, new scoreboards and ribbon […]

16 May 2024

Kerrie Davies

Fighting hunger one bowl at a time

Empty Bowls is an international project to fight hunger, personalised by artists and art organisations on a community level.  The money raised is donated to soup kitchens, food banks and other organisations fighting hunger locally.  Originating in the United States, the grass roots movement has become an international phenomenon.  Blue Mountains Clay Collective Inc is […]

09 May 2024

Kerrie Davies

Five of the best on one stage at Panthers

From the minute my husband Greg overheard that I was going to be interviewing Little Pattie, our home was filled with the dulcet tones of him singing “He’s My Blonde Haired, Stompie Wompie Real Gone Surfer Boy.”  It’s a bit of a tongue twister but very catchy – yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah! Little […]

09 May 2024

Kerrie Davies

Hit songs from musicals – all in one show!

FOLLOWING a sell out 2022 Australia tour – The World of Musicals in Concert returns to Australia in 2024, featuring an all new show. Coming to the Joan on May 10,  they can’t wait to bring the best and most believed songs of Broadway and the West End to a Penrith audience.  The World of […]

03 May 2024

Kerrie Davies

Fast-track on expansion of public preschools

MEMBER for Londonderry, Deputy Premier Prue Car says the  NSW Government is fast tracking the largest expansion of public preschools in the state’s history by cutting red tape to deliver 100 preschools co-located with public primary schools by 2027. “For years, key infrastructure projects particularly across Western Sydney have been unnecessarily delayed due to inefficiencies […]

04 April 2024

Kerrie Davies

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