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Wests becomes major sponsor of Group 6 competition for 2021

Wests Leagues Club at Leumeah was originally established in the 1970s to support Campbelltown’s oldest rugby league team, the Campbelltown City Kangaroos. The mighty Kangaroos were – and are – an integral part of the Group 6 Rugby League competition, reaching the finals in the Covid-affected 2020 season. Yesterday’s announcementRead more »

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Traffic lights to make Raby Road intersections safer

It wasn’t that long ago that Raby Road was a goat track connecting Campbelltown Road and Camden Valley Highway. These days though Raby Road is a major arterial crossing to the Hume Highway for residents from Camden and the wider Macarthur region. It now also connects with Camden Valley WayRead more »

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Liverpool: sleeping giant of Greater Sydney is finally awaking

The $400 million Civic Place development will benefit Liverpool in a number of ways. None will be as important as creating, finally, a balance between the southern and northern ends of the central business district. For years activity in the Liverpool CBD has mostly taken place in and around theRead more »

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Wests launch Giving Tree appeal for Christmas gifts

Wests Group Macarthur have again joined forces with Big Yellow Umbrella for the 2020 Giving Tree Appeal. Donations of new and unwrapped Christmas gifts for children of all ages will be accepted until December 6. Gifts can be placed under the Giving Trees in Wests Group Macarthur venues, including WestRead more »

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Vow and Declare raring to go back to back: Corrigan

Vow and Declare is in perfect condition for his attempt to go back to back in this year’s Melbourne Cup, writes majority owner and Camden resident GEOFF CORRIGAN in this exclusive insight for South West Voice in Macarthur readers ahead of tomorrow’s big race: Though his form in lead upRead more »

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Macarthur, you rock: amazing response to 24 Hour Fight

The pandemic has affected everyone, but it has hit charities a little harder. Lockdowns, restrictions and social distancing have made it almost impossible to carry on as though nothing had changed. The 24 Hour Fight Against Cancer was no exception. While its fundraising happens over many months and several differentRead more »

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