You could write a year in review of 2020 in just the one single word: Covid. Yep, Covid, that’s it. Say Covid and it’s enough for a seven year old to know what sort of 12 months we’ve just gone through. Hell. Yep, that’s another one word essay on 2020.Read more »
The works of local artists from the Campbelltown Arts Centre’s Little Orange studio will adorn the exterior of amenities at Rizal Park, Rosemeadow and Redfern Park, Minto. The Rizal Park artwork, Revalvis Orchestra, was designed by Richard J Bell and Blake Thomas and blends Mr Bell’s Polynesian themes with MrRead more »
It’s been a year to forget, but at least 2020 looks like ending in a more positive way. Community transmission of the virus has almost disappeared in the past month and restrictions are starting to get the flick. Here in Macarthur it’s no different, and one proposed event that neverRead more »
By any reckoning, most trolley bays are no more than 40-50 metres from the car parked the farthest from them. Forty-fifty metres, golly, gosh, even an old dude like me can walk it in less than 30 seconds. So why is it that about 10 to 20 per cent ofRead more »
Dick Lucas worked at Wests Group Macarthur for 35 years. When he retired last month, he was the longest serving employee at Wests. Mr Lucas, a Campbelltown local, worked in the Strong Room for most of his career at Wests. But there was much more to the man, according toRead more »
For a few years now Paws has been Camden Council’s companion animal mascot. But now Paws has company, Pip, the curious kitty. One of Pip’s first public engagements was to pop in to the council administration building in Oran Park last week and have a chat with the mayor, TheresaRead more »
Here I come, Campbelltown boys and girls. Santa Claus is going to literally rock Campbelltown this Christmas. The jolly man in the red suit will lead the way when the Rocking around Campbelltown Christmas Convoy hits the road at 2pm on Saturday, December 5. The convoy will include Santa andRead more »
If you have always wanted to explore your creative side, the return of the Alan Baker Art Gallery program – which was suspended due to the Covid-19 pandemic restrictions – could be the way to go. The Camden gallery’s program offers residents the chance to dip their toes into artRead more »
Residents with a passion for photography and the Macarthur region’s stunning natural landscape and many plants and animals can now enter their photos in the Macarthur nature photography competition. Entries are open now for the competition in the categories of flora, fauna, waterways and landscapes of Macarthur. A new categoryRead more »
As many readers of the South West Voice in Macarthur would be aware, John McLaughlin is doing it tough. The man they call Mr AFL across the greater South Western Sydney was diagnosed with last stage mesothelioma. The terrible diagnosis came just a few weeks before the pandemic crashed throughRead more »
Camden’s Miss Llewella Davies Pioneer Walkway has become a popular walking track throughout the Covid-19 pandemic with hundreds of visitors on a weekly basis. Celebrating its first birthday this week, the Miss Llewella Davies Walkway, located at Camden Town Farm, covers riparian zones, pastoral, grazing and cropping paddocks, offers fantasticRead more »
A brand new shelter under construction in the Hurley Street commuter drop off area at Campbelltown Station is an example of how some things do get bigger and better as time goes on. The shelter will have a 16 metre awning and offer seating for 20 people as well asRead more »
