Residents say changes for dog park a bit ruff
Dog lovers at a western Sydney park are fighting against a proposal to drastically reduce the space their furry friends can roam free without a leash.
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What coronavirus means for 280,000 club members
Less beer is flowing, the auditoriums are locked and forget the Saturday show – coronavirus has taken its toll on clubs in a western Sydney community where over 280,000 people are members.
Comedian’s ‘eat street’ Parramatta push amid coronavirus outbreak
In a bid to support local businesses on the back of the light rail project and coronavirus fears, Fat Pizza star Rob Shehadie has revealed why Parramatta’s Church St is a must-do dining experience for all foodie lovers. SEE THE VIDEO OF HIS TOP 5 EATERIES.
Western Sydney’s 50 most powerful and influential people
They play a role in shaping our everyday lives – whether in political arenas, on sporting fields or property development. But who are they? See the full list of Western Sydney’s most powerful people and find out why they are making an impact in the community.
Let us pray: Church’s response to coronavirus
Worshippers at a western Sydney parish will trade church pews for their living room couch as part of a tech-savvy approach to deal with the coronavirus outbreak.
Shoppers bust their chops to buy meat, groceries
Shoppers are queuing outside a western Sydney butchery before the crack of dawn to get a jump start on the coronavirus panic-buying frenzy.
Visitor numbers capped at hospitals
Western Sydney hospitals have restricted the number of visitors allowed to visit patients in an effort to deal with the coronavirus outbreak.
‘How do we get a break?’: Restaurants suffer double blow
Restaurateurs along a popular western Sydney Eat Street have been hit hard because of the devastating coronavirus, with one eatery losing 50 per cent of business.
What you can and can’t attend in western Sydney
The coronavirus has changed Parramatta’s social life, from strict measures for theatregoers to less family-friendly festivals as the world grapples with the health crisis.
Shock development after pedestrian struck by SUV
A woman accused of hitting an elderly pedestrian with her car on western Sydney street has been slapped with a fresh charge in court after he died.
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