A magistrate who sentenced a man for breaking into a western Sydney public housing home to steal toilet paper and flyscreen mesh questioned why he couldn’t wait for a council up to pick some of the unusual contents.
COVID-19 continues to sweep western Sydney, with fresh positive cases reported at one of Sydney’s busiest shopping malls and a third case at a Catholic high school.
The NSW Nurses and Midwives’ Association has urged the State Government to stop being “hell bent on stripping away history” of a former maternity hospital to make way for the $645 million Powerhouse Museum at Parramatta.
A revamped skate park is a welcome addition to a northwest Sydney suburb but calls have been made for more green spaces in a community soon to be hit with a slew of units.
An aspiring western Sydney nurse and mother — who is accused of stealing close to $1 million from businesses online as part of an alleged $6 million criminal syndicate — had pleaded guilty just before the pleas were opposed in court.
It’s the popular Parramatta restaurant which has been “getting hounded from everybody” to reopen following a five-month coronavirus shutdown. Now Alex&Co is back and better than ever following a refurbishment and the launch of a new, exciting menu.
His restaurant is in the centre of a construction zone but inside one Parramatta restaurant, the rhythm of Mediterranean life has inspired its comeback after the coronavirus shutdown.
A Parramatta girls’ school has had two students test positive for coronavirus within days of each other, prompting the college to move to online learning.
A News Corp investigation has found the price of prescription medicines can vary by up to four times as much as pharmacists add up to five additional charges. We sent our reporters out across western Sydney to find out where the cheapest and most expensive medicines can be found.
A cash-strapped western Sydney council is investigating whether it should offload the management of it childcare centres, swimming pools and golf courses as it tries to claw back $41 million lost over the past three years.
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