Api return big boost for young Wests Tigers side

Experience counts even when a team knows for a while it can’t make the NRL finals. Players who have been around the block a few times provide the leadership younger members of the team need when the going gets tough. …

Call on state govt to provide infrastructure for Wilton

Wollondilly Shire Council is calling on the NSW Government to honour its infrastructure commitments and prioritise the needs of the state-led Wilton Growth Area. The call from council follows the announcement of rezoning for the Wilton Town Centre last week. …

Specialist team tackles type 2 diabetes in south west

A program which gives people with type 2 diabetes access to a specialist team working with their regular GP is now available to people in South Western Sydney. South Western Sydney Primary Health Network (SWSPHN) and South Western Sydney Local …

Let it be: The Beatles Boys poised to rock Camden

It was 60 years ago that The Beatles popped onto the scene and produced eight years of work that would go on to influence music and pop culture. Honouring those transformative years for music, premier tribute band, The Beatle Boys, …

Ingham Institute CEO calls it a day after five years at the helm

After five impressive and impactful years, Ingham Institute for Applied Medical Research CEO Darryl Harkness is calling it a day. His strategic leadership has been far reaching and leaves a lasting impact on the institute, its people and the community. …

Bulls to start defence of Australia Cup title in Darwin

Macarthur FC begin their defence of the Australia Cup in Darwin and local fans will be able to watch the game against Perth Glory live at Campbelltown RSL on Tuesday, July 18. Entry will be free to this special event …

Picton Road to be made safer with $6m improvement plan

A median safety barrier along Picton Road and fauna exclusion fencing on both sides of the road between westbound rest area and Cordeaux Dam Road will be installed as part of a $6 million funding injection. The new section of …

Time to put our money where our mouth is, says Mayor Greiss

Mayor George Greiss wants to see council invest its own money in projects that could kick start the revitalisation of Campbelltown. He says such investment would send a strong signal to investors that council believes in Campbelltown’s future and is …

Man in court after 11 hour siege at Macquarie Fields

A wanted man was arrested and charged after an 11 hour siege in Macquarie Fields. About 8.30am on Friday officers from Campbelltown City Police Area Command attended a home on Catkin Way, Macquarie Fields, following reports of a domestic incident. …

Campbelltown expansion boost for migrants, refugees

Western Sydney Migrant Resource Centre has expanded into Campbelltown to meet the growing demand in the Macarthur region. The new office was opened earlier this week. “Our expansion into Campbelltown is a direct recognition of the growing need for supports …

South Western Sydney community get behind Lifeline

South West Sydney has shown its support for mental health, suicide prevention and outreach services by helping Lifeline Macarthur and Western Sydney raise over $115,000 through its White Gala Dinner and a volunteer-driven 60th Anniversary Diamond Ball. Around 300 people …

New city rises in our backyard, to be called Bradfield

A brand new city is being built in our own backyard. It has been named Bradfield, after the engineer behind the Sydney Harbour Bridge. And while the choice of name by the previous Liberal State Government has not been universally …