It’s all hush hush, like a lot of issues at Campbelltown Council these days, but we can tell you that you won’t have to change what you call our wonderful sports stadium. As predicted and reported in this column earlier this year, the expressions of interest process to find someoneRead more »
For three years Liberal Party councillor George Greiss has had to endure empty seats around him in the Campbelltown council chamber. But it looks like he won’t be a solitary man for much longer. It’s all come out of the blue because nobody expected his colleague Ted Rowell to returnRead more »
The annual report of a local council should be required reading for all ratepayers, especially when an election is not that far away. You get to see what the council believes were its “achievements’’ in the most recent financial year, but more importantly, how it spent your rates, which isRead more »
Warren Morrison wears at least three hats. One is as a councillor in Campbelltown and another as a businessman running Sleeping Giant. The third is as the chairman of the 24 Hour Fight Against Cancer Macarthur charity. Soon there may be a fourth hat, as a pilot, because he’s currentlyRead more »
My Kitchen Rules judge Manu Feildel is the latest chef to make a beeline for our neck of the woods. The popular Frenchman will be doing a bit of cooking in Sonya’s kitchen, otherwise known as Bar Centrale in the heart of Queen Street, Campbelltown. His visit will be partRead more »
Now fully restored, historic Harrington Park Homestead will soon be listed for sale via expressions of interest – for the first time in 75 years. The Georgian homestead and almost 20 acres of land, which are located on a north western rise at Harrington Park, were the country retreat ofRead more »
South West Sydney region commuter car park activist Michael Andjelkovic will be attending a very special event for the Serbian Orthodox community this Saturday at Varroville. Indeed he received a special personal invitation from the office of the Serbian Orthodox Bishop of Australia and New Zealand. “I am proud thatRead more »
Not that we needed any further evidence we are living in the golden age of political correctness – PC – but the withdrawl of John Ryan from the “men’s brekkie’’ chat with Mark Latham is right up there. It was to be held in the St John’s Anglican Church hallRead more »
Panjo, the building earmarked as the iconic structure at the entrance to Campbelltown, but which was never completed, may be on the way back. Which is saying something because not only was Panjo never finished when the developers ran out of money, in the past couple of years it hasRead more »
It looks almost certain that Macarthur FC will be the main tenants when the Campbelltown sports centre of excellence is built. Wests Tigers have been trumpeting funding for their own centre in the inner city, so they’re obviously not interested. But our A-League franchise might also be keeping a keenRead more »
If Queen Street, Campbelltown were a person it would be a bit like the great American writer Mark Twain, who on seeing his obituary in the paper is said to have responded: reports of my death are greatly exaggerated. For years now plenty of people have looked at their crystalRead more »
At tomorrow night’s council meeting at Campbelltown, one item for deliberation is listed in the business paper as: 14.1 Appointment of Native Title Manager. We can tell you that much, but no more. Why? Because that item has been placed in the confidential section of the agenda. Why this isRead more »
