Why Hills Sports High teen is singing the Blues
On Wednesday, June 1, Shawn Blore will play rugby league in front of a crowd of thousands.
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Police investigating woman’s death
PENRITH police are calling for public help as they investigate the death of a woman found lying unconscious on a pathway on the weekend.
Rowers a medal chance at Rio Paralympics
WHEN Kate Murdoch goes to Rio in September her dog Trixie won’t be there to guide her but she is confident her rowing crew team will help her bring back a medal from the Paralympics.
Station upgrade timetabled
BUSES will replace trains this weekend at Penrith Station, to allow major station upgrade works to get underway.
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Crown slips from gritty City’s grasp
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