Ammunition, drugs, counterfeit cash seized in road stop

A man has been charged with a range of offences after ammunition, drugs and counterfeit cash were allegedly seized following a road stop Old Hume Highway on the weekend. About 10.30pm last Saturday (May 9), officers attached to The Hume …

Bridge builder Arenco wins contract for $18m Glenfield upgrade

Arenco, a construction company which has been responsible for the construction of almost 100 bridges, has won the contract to finalise a design and build an upgrade to the bridge at Bunbury Curran Creek on Railway Parade at Glenfield. The …

Life in Wollondilly mostly good or excellent: survey

Around 95 percent of the 400 Wollondilly Shire residents who participated in a council telephone survey rated their quality of life as good to excellent. This was a two percent increase from last year’s survey. The 95 percent positive rating …

Harlequins shine in festival of rugby

Campbelltown Showground was buzzing on Saturday as Illawarra Rugby Union rolled out its new gala day. The format has been designed to eliminate byes in first grade by having three clubs play each other in a series of 40‑minute matches. …

Bulls cut loose for 6-0 romp

Round 10 of the National Premier Leagues Women’s NSW delivered a weekend full of goals, shocks, statement wins and standout individual performances across the competition. The Bulls FC Academy were one of those teams who found the back of the …

Wheels in motion for new round of community grants

Last year one of the recipients of the IMB Bank community foundation grants was Revolve Recycling Foundation, pictured above. “The funding has helped our organisation provide bicycles to newly arriving migrants and refugees,’’ says foundation spokesman Guido Verbist. Many of …

Council powers to shut down unlawful places of worship

The State Government’s legislation to strengthen councils’ powers to shut down unlawful places of public worship has passed the NSW Parliament. The Local Government and Other Legislation Amendment (Places of Public Worship) Bill 2026 delivers on measures announced in response …

Dangerous M5 section to finally be made safe for motorists

Safety on the M5 is set for a major boost, with work under way on a $380 million upgrade to eliminate dangerous weaving and deliver a smoother, more reliable journey for thousands of motorists, especially those travelling to and from South Western Sydney. The short stretch …

Second mental health plan raises bar on support

A new regional mental health and suicide prevention plan for South Western Sydney will raise the level of support for those experiencing mental health challenges. A collaboration between South Western Sydney Primary Health Network (SWSPHN) and South Western Sydney Local …

Labor local hero Zeli to take her place at Liverpool Council

Liverpool City Council chief executive officer Jason Breton has announced that Labor candidate Zeli Munjiza has been formally elected to fill the vacancy in South Ward created by the resignation of former deputy mayor Betty Green. Mr Breton acknowledged the …

Public forum told parade’s back, Wests Tigers to play on

It was mostly a positive message from council to Campbelltown residents who attended the first of two public forums last night. Around 100 residents registered to attend the two hour forum in the civic centre. The format included an opening …

Taste sensational: new pizzeria on the main street  

For years now, pizza night at our household means home made. The delicious pizza base comes from a local woodfired oven and includes a little bit of tomato sauce on it. So when Thursday rolls around it’s just a matter …