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Western Sydney International announces Shuttle Bus Service

L-R: Paul Anderson, Glyn Williams WSI, Alison Webster WSI, Stuart Overell, Simon Hickey WSI, Stephen Cartwright. TRAVELLERS will have another convenient and efficient way to travel between Western Sydney International (Nancy-Bird Walton) Airport (WSI) and key Sydney transport hubs, with the launch of express electric shuttle service Super Shuttle WSI, in partnership with NSBC Group.  […]

08 October 2026

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Thanks for your generosity 

By The Haven – Women’s Shelter   WE’RE incredibly excited to have picked up our new-used car. It will provide vital support to families staying with us across our two sites, helping mums and children getting to and from school, medical appointments, legal appointments and other essential services. Reliable transport can make a significant difference […]

08 October 2026

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Luddenham Progress Association against proposal 

Wayne with the graves of his great great grandparents. THE Luddenham Progress Association is calling on the Geographical Names Board (GNB) to reject the proposal to create a new suburb named Wianamatta over the Western Sydney International Airport precinct, citing duplication, poor consultation, and unnecessary disruption to longstanding local communities. The association claims that under […]

08 October 2026

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Agatha Christie’s Verdict Set for November Run

by Claryse Prested Verdict, a gripping play by world renowned author, Agatha Christie, will be staged by Glenbrook Players next month. Will Reilly, Melanie McLeod, Lauren Bacon-Fleming and Hannah Fileman will star as the leads, taking audiences on a journey through desire, rejection, and the murderous consequences of obsession. Stepping into the role of male […]

08 October 2026

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20-year vision for Kingswood and Werrington

PENRITH City Council has progressed a 20-year vision for Kingswood and Werrington to create vibrant, welcoming and connected centres that support the future growth of the community.      The Kingswood-Werrington Structure Plan sets a long-term vision for the area, supported by the Kingswood-Werrington Place Plan which focuses on practical actions over the short-medium term. […]

01 October 2026

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When I become the client

By Kellie Tickner, Orchard Hills Veterinary Hospital Administrator AFTER more than 38 years working in the veterinary industry, I have spent much of my career helping families through some of the most difficult moments they will ever face with their pets. As a veterinary nurse, I have held countless paws, supported frightened animals, explained procedures […]

01 October 2026

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Celebrating 50 Years

THE Nepean District Historical Society will be holding its Open Day at the Arms of Australia Inn, Museum, Corner Gardenia Avenue and Great Western Highway, Emu Plains on Sunday 25 October, 2026, from 10.00am to 3.00pm. Admission free. The original foundations of the Inn date back to 1826 when the building was an outhouse for […]

01 October 2026

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Pink Up Penrith

PENRITH is being called on to turn the town pink throughout October as the community comes together to raise funds and awareness for people affected by cancer. Penrith was selected by the McGrath Foundation as the first metropolitan area to take part in its Pink Up Your Town campaign, with local businesses, schools, community groups […]

25 September 2026

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St Marys Rugby League Club inducted into Variety Bash Hall of Fame

ST MARYS Rugby League Club is proud to have been inducted into the Variety Bash Hall of Fame, recognising more than 26 years of support, fundraising and commitment to Variety – the Children’s Charity. The recognition celebrates the Club’s long-standing involvement in the Variety Bash community, which began in 2000 when the St Marys Rugby […]

25 September 2026

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Empty Bowls pours $25,301 into Junction 142

A COMMUNITY fundraiser celebrating the art of pottery has delivered a record result for Junction 142, with $25,301 raised through this year’s Empty Bowls event. The funds were officially handed over to Junction 142’s John Cox on Wednesday night by the Blue Mountains Clay Collective, with board members and volunteers from both organisations on hand […]

25 September 2026

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