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  • Karen McKeown MP: “Budget delivering for Penrith” 
    by Kerrie Davies
    June 25, 2025
  • A Life of Service: Remembering Ron Blakely
    by Nepean News
    June 25, 2025
  • RAAF Richmond Air Show to celebrate 100th anniversary
    by Nepean News
    June 25, 2025
  • Here. Come. The. Panthers!
    by Mark Geyer
    June 25, 2025
  • Pets need the Dentist too
    by Nepean News
    June 25, 2025

MP calls for return of Back to School vouchers 

Tanya Davies MP, Member for Badgerys Creek, has written to Premier Chris Minns calling on him to restore the Back to School vouchers, a cost-of-living assistance package that gave all parents $150 per child in vouchers to help with the costs of school supplies, uniforms and technology.  “Premier Chris Minns and his Labor Government decided […]

01 February 2024

Nepean News

Left of field

With Gina Field, Nepean Regional Security Hello, my fans and air-conditioners (we need them at the moment) I feel like I have moved to Vanuatu.  So here we are in 2024; in the blink of an eye, the beloved 2023 has come, delivered, and gone (a little like an Uber driver with a Maccas order). […]

01 February 2024

Nepean News

Legends of the Nepean: Vivienne Ross

Wedding photo 1991. Vivienne Ross is the Group Leader of the Nepean Blue Mountain Parkinson’s Support Group (NBMPSC) and has been a member of the group since her husband Barry was diagnosed with Parkinson’s Disease (PD) in 2006. Since taking on the Group Leader’s role in 2011, Vivienne has been heavily involved in both the […]

01 February 2024

Noel Rowsell

The heartbreaking decision to say goodbye: Navigating pet euthanasia 

By Kellie Tickner, Orchard Hills Veterinary Hospital Administrator Saying goodbye to a beloved pet is an incredibly difficult and emotional experience that pet owners may face at some point in their journey of companionship. The decision to opt for pet euthanasia is undoubtedly one of the most heart-wrenching choices, marked by a profound sense of […]

01 February 2024

Nepean News

Shower your honey with love 

Valentine’s Day is fast approaching – the most romantic day on the calendar. Many lovers will shower each other with gifts, hopefuls will choose the day to declare love to an often-unaware conquest and others will agree to tie the knot.  I can’t speak for same-sex relationships nor the gents in a hetero relationship, but […]

01 February 2024

Kerrie Davies

Burnt to Death 

IN December 1945 a single man named John Joseph Xavier Wright aged 31 returned to St Marys. John was born in May 1914 at Boolaroo, Lake Macquarie in NSW to parents Albert Ernest and Elsie Xavier Wright (King). His father was born in 1886 in Durham, England and they married in September 1910 in Tynemouth, […]

01 February 2024

Lyn Forde

St Clair Physie celebrates a stellar year of achievements

Team Teachers. St Clair Physie, a vibrant not-for-profit physical culture club, is basking in the glow of an extraordinary 2023 season, marked by remarkable triumphs and team spirit. As they gear up for another exhilarating year in 2024, the club reflects on its past accomplishments and eagerly anticipates new milestones on the horizon. St Clair […]

01 February 2024

Nepean News

Police encourage community to look out for each other on Australia Day 

THE NSW Police Force is encouraging everyone to look out for their mates and loved ones this Australia Day long weekend, as they launch a state-wide police operation. Operation Australia Day 2024 will commence now and will run until 11.59pm on Sunday 28 January 2024. Police will be out in numbers – on the ground, […]

25 January 2024

Nepean News

Deputy Mayor Mark Davies says Australia Day will be unapologetically celebrated

Deputy Mayor of Penrith City Council, Clr Mark Davies, has commended his Council for proceeding with plans to hold two citizenship ceremonies this Australia Day, as well as a wide range of community events to celebrate the day. He has also taken the opportunity to have a swipe at the Prime Minister. “It brings me […]

25 January 2024

Kerrie Davies

Circus, opera and classical music come together for a powerful new concert experience 

Stories That Must Be Heard, a captivating concert experience created by Australian composer Chloé Charody, brings together circus, opera and classical music in the telling of two profound stories of refugees. The concert features a new violin sonata written for the unique acrobatic skill set of violin virtuoso Sonja Schebeck and acrobat Josh Frazer. It […]

25 January 2024

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