40 hectare residential landholding near Wilton sold for $100m

A 40 hectare (100 acres) residential landholding in Wilton has sold for around $100 million to a local private developer after a highly competitive campaign led by Colliers’ Joe Sacco and Joseph Lin on behalf of vendor Risland Australia. Approved …

Coraggio just what our booming business sector needs

The private business sector of Greater Western Sydney is expanding at one of the fastest rates in the country. Recent economic data highlights Greater Western Sydney’s transformation into one of Australia’s most significant economic engines. According to NAB’s Horizons report, …

Raby residents mobilise against child care centre

Raby residents are pulling out all stops to block approval of a 120 place child care centre at 19 McDonnell Street. They have been running a strong, organised campaign ahead of the close of submissions on January 30. Mark Baird, …

Why Scheriya swapped teaching for tradie career

Glenfield resident Scheriya Cuello completed an early childhood education and care traineeship through TAFE NSW after leaving school, but always harboured ambitions to do a blue collar trade. “My dad and grandad were both in construction and I’ve always enjoyed …

Fresh out of high school, Riah launches into musical career

She finished high school in 2025, but Riah, a young singer-songwriter from Campbelltown, already has an impressive resume of accolades. “There’s no denying that she’s a natural born talent,’’ Triple J said of her. Rolling Stone magazine: “Riah is a …

Council puts e-bike, e-scooter owners on notice

The explosion in the number of people who e-bikes or e-scooters has led to reported invasions of golf courses and other outdoor areas in the inner city. While this unfortunate anti social trend has not reached Macarthur and outer South …

Green light for 10 storey residential tower in Ingleburn

Development applications received by Campbelltown City Council, are required to be determined by the appropriate authority in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Environmental Planning and Assessment Act 1979. Determining authorities include but are not limited to the Campbelltown …

Uni offers $8500 scholarships for 25 local students

Students from Campbelltown and other parts of South West Sydney considering university this year will be eligible for new $8,500 scholarships under a new University of Wollongong program aimed at easing cost-of-living pressures and expanding access to higher education. UOW’s new …

Local waste water treatment plants key part of $3 billion upgrade

The state government will invest $3 billion on the Malabar wastewater treatment system over 10 years to support the fast-growing communities in South West Sydney – and help protect the city’s famous beaches. Minister for water Rose Jackson made the …

More and more locals join push to ban fireworks

An increasing number of residents are joining calls to ban the official fireworks that are part of annual celebrations such as New Year’s Eve. Campbelltown is no exception. This trend has been apparent for a few years now. But leading …

Flying mile to rule supreme at Club Menangle

Significant race distance changes have recently been approved by the Club Menangle board. With the Miracle Mile concept based on speed, the changes ahead of the 2026 Carnival of Miracles will see the flying mile play an even bigger role …

Bulls head to the Central Coast in search of their mojo

The players looked like they were trying really hard, but it was hard to avoid the impression that Macarthur FC were impotent against Sydney FC last Saturday night. And it wasn’t just about suffering the biggest defeat of the season, …

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