They’re stars: employers sing praises of people with disability

The message at a business networking lunch yesterday was loud and clear for bosses who hadn’t yet given people with a disability a go: you don’t know what you’re missing out on. Scattered among business people who sang the praises …

Bulls through to Australia Cup round of 16

Macarthur FC have won through to the round of 16 in the 2025 Australia Cup, boosting their chances of claiming the trophy for the third time. The Bulls, who last year won the Cup for the second time in their …

Competition focus has been on our threatened species

The threatened species art and writing competition has been a game changer for the Macarthur region. For 17 years the competition, run in collaboration with Camden, Campbelltown and Wollondilly Councils, has been encouraging school students to learn about a local …

Campbelltown’s koala national park taking shape

Sydney’s largest koala population right here in Campbelltown is set to enjoy greater protection as the newest national park in NSW starts to take shape along the Georges River. Georges River Koala National Park will stretch between Long Point and …

Injured trio back in big boost for Wests Tigers

Fullback Jahream Bula, second rower Samuela Fainu, and middle forward Royce Hunt, all returning from injuries, have been named in the Wests Tigers side to take on the Bulldogs this Sunday. Bula (pictured above) and Fainu go straight in the …

Signs of the times: Old Hume Highway at Camden South

New traffic signage is on the way along a busy stretch of the Old Hume Highway at Camden South to improve safety and ease congestion. Member for Camden Sally Quinnell says No stopping, No parking, and Bus zone signage is …

Council green light for $80m infrastructure plan

An $80 million contributions plan will focus on the provision of essential community infrastructure throughout Wollondilly. Wilton and Appin growth areas have not been included as part of the plan adopted by council last week. The money will go towards …

Harlequins first grade flies the club flag high

With both the Campbelltown Harlequins women’s and men’s reserves teams losing their games, first grade came through for the club’s only win on the weekend. But even they caused a few palpitations, reports ANDREW CHOICE. Up against the Shamrocks at …

The Living End set to rock $2.1m Eureka

The Living End, one of Australia’s iconic rock bands, will be the headline act at the world’s richest harness race, The TAB Eureka, on September 6 at Club Menangle. The third running of harness racing’s biggest event of the year …

Macarthur councils join forces for sake of our kids’ health

The Mayors of Camden, Campbelltown and Wollondilly are joining forces to host an inaugural fundraising event on the 25th anniversary of the Kids of Macarthur Health Foundation. The Macarthur mayors combined charity dinner will be held on November 7 at …

Pregnancy care in the spotlight at health forums

If you have ideas how to improve access to local pregnancy care services, South Western Sydney Public Health Network (SWSPHN) wants to hear from you.  Community, healthcare professionals and service providers are invited to local health forums on what our …

Bulls see off challenge from Wanderers

A goal in the 27th minute was all the Bulls FC Academy needed to defeat Western Sydney Wanderers and stay on top of the NPLW ladder. Jynaya Dos Santos won a challenge for the ball and squared it to Petria …