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Cinema, Craft and Community Collide

MOVIE lovers and makers are set to swap popcorn for purl stitches as Glenbrook Cinema transforms into a hub of creativity and community spirit this month. The Creative Fringe’s Knitflix 2025 event will see crafters of all skill levels come together to watch Downton Abbey – The Grand Finale while knitting or crocheting for a […]

10 October 2025

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Listening to small business this October – have your say and join events during Small Business Month 2025

By Karen Mckeown OAM, Member for Penrith  THIS October, Small Business Month is about more than celebration – it’s about action. Small businesses in Penrith consistently tell us that red tape is one of their biggest barriers to growth, limiting productivity, innovation and capacity to thrive. That’s why, alongside a month of events to celebrate […]

10 October 2025

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A magical outdoor cinema at City Park

CINEMA in the Park returns for a magical evening on Saturday 11 October from 6pm to 9pm at City Park – and the first 200 attendees will receive free popcorn.  Penrith City Council’s Cinema in the Park is airing ‘Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone’ for everyone to enjoy.  Penrith Mayor Todd Carney said he […]

10 October 2025

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St Marys Central Park Project

PENRITH City Council has invited a panel of candidates to submit a construction tender to deliver the St Marys Central Park project. The establishment of the panel, selected following a rigorous Expression of Interest process, signals another important step towards a new civic greenheart for the Town Centre. The successful tender will be awarded in […]

01 October 2025

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Ollie’s Road to Recovery: A Story of Healing with Phovia Therapy

By Kellie Tickner, Orchard Hills Veterinary Hospital Administrator WHEN four-year-old Ollie arrived at Orchard Hills Veterinary Hospital, his family knew something was terribly wrong. Normally an affectionate cat who never missed the chance for a pat or his dinner, Ollie was suddenly lethargic, refusing food, and reluctant to move. When his owner picked him up, […]

01 October 2025

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Sydney Exclusive: Experience Chopin Like Never Before

DON’T miss Sydney’s classical event of the season as internationally renowned London-based pianist Emmanuel Despax takes centre stage in Chopin: A Stranger in Paris at The Joan, Penrith for one unforgettable performance on Thursday 30 October. Joined by Penrith Conservatorium of Music’s flagship chamber ensemble, the Richard Bonynge Ensemble, Despax presents a deeply personal program […]

01 October 2025

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More places to play in Penrith this spring

PENRITH City Council has upgraded another three playspaces across the local government area, so there are even more places for young people to play during the school holidays. The older playspaces in Adelaide Street Reserve, St Marys; Eileen Cammack Reserve, South Penrith; and Ridge Park, Oxley Park, have been replaced with exciting new equipment, seating, […]

26 September 2025

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Penrith to Go Pink for Women’s Fitness Challenge in Support of McGrath Foundation

PENRITH is set to turn pink on Saturday 18 October as Federal Member for Lindsay, Melissa McIntosh MP, teams up with Fernwood Penrith to host FernyRox – a women’s fitness challenge like no other, raising funds for the McGrath Foundation. Inspired by the global Hyrox fitness phenomenon, FernyRox will see women aged 14+ take on […]

26 September 2025

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New Deputy Mayor: Cr Thain

COUNCILLOR Garion Thain was elected Deputy Mayor of Penrith at Monday night’s Council meeting, succeeding veteran Councillor Ross Fowler to become the youngest to ever hold the position. Cr Thain pledged to maintain a Penrith-first approach, and noted that the unanimous election from all sides of politics proved that Penrith Council has remained collaborative. “A […]

26 September 2025

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School holiday fun: Calling all Swifties! 

HERE’S some School Holiday fun with great shows the kids will love at Penrith RSL!  Tuesday 30th September– Taylor Swift and Katy Perry Live Band Show.  Tickets $15 per child. Thursday 2nd October– Kids Magic Show. Tickets $10 per child. Tuesday 7th October– Glow Disco. Tickets $10 per child. Thursday 9th October– Bluey and Bingo. […]

26 September 2025

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