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IPART delivers verdict on infrastructure contributions for new developments
The Independent Pricing and Regulatory Tribunal (IPART) has released draft reports on the infrastructure contributions that Penrith City Council can levy in the Orchard Hills North and Glenmore Park Stage 3 Precincts.
Western Sydney University announces new Vice-Chancellor
One of the nation’s most esteemed and respected university leaders, Australian constitutional law expert Professor George Williams AO, has been named the next Vice-Chancellor of Western Sydney University.
Penrith being considered for new truckie rest area
Penrith is one of six Local Government Areas being considered for a new rest stop for truck drivers.
Government announces funding for raft of transport projects
The Federal Government has backflipped on a decision to axe funding for Stage 2 of the Mulgoa Road upgrade.
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Podcast: 10 Minute Match Day – Panthers v Rabbitohs (NRL Round...
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The pile-on directed at NRL referee Kasey Badger in the wake of last Saturday’s clash between Canterbury and the Wests Tigers must be a line in the sand moment for the game.
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Respect for referees must start with players
The pile-on directed at NRL referee Kasey Badger in the wake of last Saturday’s clash between Canterbury and the Wests Tigers must be a line in the sand moment for the game.
Cleary coy as Panthers circle Fifita
Penrith coach Ivan Cleary has refused to discuss the club's potential signing of Gold Coast forward David Fifita, but admits his side was always looking to "evolve".
Podcast: 10 Minute Match Day – Panthers v Rabbitohs (NRL Round...
Troy Dodds and Nathan Taylor get you in the footy mood with our 10 Minute Match Day podcast.
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A Tiny weekend getaway to the Hunter Valley
Nathan Taylor discovers a new way to enjoy the Hunter Valley, plus experiences some classic favourites.
So much to see and do in the nation’s capital
Cassidy Pearce ventures to Canberra, discovering there's plenty more to the nation's capital than you think.
World Club Challenge: 10 fun facts about Wigan, England
The Panthers have been in the UK this week, preparing for their showdown against reigning Super League Champions, the Wigan Warriors, on Sunday morning.
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Hotel TOTTO makes a splash in Wollongong
Reporter Ellie Busby heads to Wollongong, where she discovers Hotel TOTTO - a newcomer delivering the perfect weekend away.
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In The Spotlight: Western Sydney Parklands
Get back on track and explore over 70km of tracks and trails on foot or on a bike in Western Sydney Parklands, Sydney’s biggest backyard!
A warm and caring community at St Hedwig
St Hedwig Retirement Village is now open and welcoming its newest residents into the recently completed development on Reservoir Road, Blacktown.
There’s something for everyone at Rashays
Over the last eight years of operation, Rashays has built up its reputation as a family favourite in the Penrith area.
Stratco prepares for its biggest move
Stratco is moving to an iconic location in Jamisontown.
Australia’s Billionaire Boom 2024: Meet the Newest Titans of Wealth
In 2024, Australia has become home to an increasingly affluent elite with a record-breaking 159 billionaires.
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