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Batman, Darth Vader & Santa add to Christmas cheer at The Oaks
The 15th annual Oaks Christmas Night last Saturday was one of the biggest yet, as crowds came out to celebrate the season with fellow locals from around Wollondilly. “It was a great night, so good to finally be back after fires and covid, there was so much happening,...
Issue 144
Issue 144 Stories from across Macarthur for the fortnight from Macarthur's very own community news service.
Greg Warren’s had an eventful year in Parliament
State Member for Campbelltown Greg Warren has had an eventful year in Parliament advocating for our community. Here he looks back at a number of issues raised and debated during 2022, including commuter car parking, Appin Road, a Service NSW outlet and Campbelltown...
Wollondilly’s six Men’s Sheds collaborate on film production
Wollondilly’s six Men’s Sheds collaborated to produce a film about men’s mental health which was recently released on International Men’s Day. The film, Blokes Sheds Mateship, was made with a grant from Wollondilly council by Noel Plunkett from West Parade Films with...
Long COVID and repeated COVID infections inquiry releases issues paper
Dr Mike Freelander MP, Chair of the House of Representatives Standing Committee on Health, Aged Care and Sport welcomes the release of the Committee’s issues paper, which aims to provide the public with an update on the Committee’s work and it’s hearing thus far....
No disability’s going to stop Jack climbing Mt Kosciuszko
Jack Conroy is looking forward to climbing Mount Kosciuszko next week. He isn’t really too worried that his disabilities are going to make the task more daunting. “This will be a huge challenge for me, but I’m excited to give it my best,” Jack says. “I have an...
Back on track to fight cancer
Following a break due to COVID restrictions and a last minute postponement due to bad weather, the 24 Hour Fight Against Cancer Macarthur's annual main event was back at Campbelltown Athletics Stadium, chasing the charity's 5 million dollar mark with more enthusiasm...
Local businesses to be hit by Labor’s industrial relations changes
Fresh analysis of Australia’s small business sector has confirmed that Labor’s extreme industrial relations changes will hit every sector of the economy with no area immune from the impacts. “These radical industrial relations reforms which Labor is currently trying...
Nominate a local hero for an Australia Day award
With Australia Day approaching, now is the perfect time to recognise the outstanding contribution a community member has made within Campbelltown, Camden or Wollondilly, with nominations open for the 2023 Australia Day Awards. Camden Citizen of the Year 2022 and...
Issue 143
Issue 143 Stories from across Macarthur for the fortnight from Macarthur's very own community news service.
Batman, Darth Vader & Santa add to Christmas cheer at The Oaks
The 15th annual Oaks Christmas Night last Saturday was one of the biggest yet, as crowds came out to celebrate the season with fellow locals from around Wollondilly. “It was a great night, so good to finally be back after fires and covid, there was so much happening,...
Issue 144
Issue 144 Stories from across Macarthur for the fortnight from Macarthur's very own community news service.
Greg Warren’s had an eventful year in Parliament
State Member for Campbelltown Greg Warren has had an eventful year in Parliament advocating for our community. Here he looks back at a number of issues raised and debated during 2022, including commuter car parking, Appin Road, a Service NSW outlet and Campbelltown...
Wollondilly’s six Men’s Sheds collaborate on film production
Wollondilly’s six Men’s Sheds collaborated to produce a film about men’s mental health which was recently released on International Men’s Day. The film, Blokes Sheds Mateship, was made with a grant from Wollondilly council by Noel Plunkett from West Parade Films with...
Long COVID and repeated COVID infections inquiry releases issues paper
Dr Mike Freelander MP, Chair of the House of Representatives Standing Committee on Health, Aged Care and Sport welcomes the release of the Committee’s issues paper, which aims to provide the public with an update on the Committee’s work and it’s hearing thus far....
No disability’s going to stop Jack climbing Mt Kosciuszko
Jack Conroy is looking forward to climbing Mount Kosciuszko next week. He isn’t really too worried that his disabilities are going to make the task more daunting. “This will be a huge challenge for me, but I’m excited to give it my best,” Jack says. “I have an...
Back on track to fight cancer
Following a break due to COVID restrictions and a last minute postponement due to bad weather, the 24 Hour Fight Against Cancer Macarthur's annual main event was back at Campbelltown Athletics Stadium, chasing the charity's 5 million dollar mark with more enthusiasm...
Local businesses to be hit by Labor’s industrial relations changes
Fresh analysis of Australia’s small business sector has confirmed that Labor’s extreme industrial relations changes will hit every sector of the economy with no area immune from the impacts. “These radical industrial relations reforms which Labor is currently trying...
Nominate a local hero for an Australia Day award
With Australia Day approaching, now is the perfect time to recognise the outstanding contribution a community member has made within Campbelltown, Camden or Wollondilly, with nominations open for the 2023 Australia Day Awards. Camden Citizen of the Year 2022 and...
Issue 143
Issue 143 Stories from across Macarthur for the fortnight from Macarthur's very own community news service.
Batman, Darth Vader & Santa add to Christmas cheer at The Oaks
The 15th annual Oaks Christmas Night last Saturday was one of the biggest yet, as crowds came out to celebrate the season with fellow locals from around Wollondilly. “It was a great night, so good to finally be back after fires and covid, there was so much happening,...
Issue 144
Issue 144 Stories from across Macarthur for the fortnight from Macarthur's very own community news service.
Greg Warren’s had an eventful year in Parliament
State Member for Campbelltown Greg Warren has had an eventful year in Parliament advocating for our community. Here he looks back at a number of issues raised and debated during 2022, including commuter car parking, Appin Road, a Service NSW outlet and Campbelltown...
Wollondilly’s six Men’s Sheds collaborate on film production
Wollondilly’s six Men’s Sheds collaborated to produce a film about men’s mental health which was recently released on International Men’s Day. The film, Blokes Sheds Mateship, was made with a grant from Wollondilly council by Noel Plunkett from West Parade Films with...
Long COVID and repeated COVID infections inquiry releases issues paper
Dr Mike Freelander MP, Chair of the House of Representatives Standing Committee on Health, Aged Care and Sport welcomes the release of the Committee’s issues paper, which aims to provide the public with an update on the Committee’s work and it’s hearing thus far....
No disability’s going to stop Jack climbing Mt Kosciuszko
Jack Conroy is looking forward to climbing Mount Kosciuszko next week. He isn’t really too worried that his disabilities are going to make the task more daunting. “This will be a huge challenge for me, but I’m excited to give it my best,” Jack says. “I have an...
Back on track to fight cancer
Following a break due to COVID restrictions and a last minute postponement due to bad weather, the 24 Hour Fight Against Cancer Macarthur's annual main event was back at Campbelltown Athletics Stadium, chasing the charity's 5 million dollar mark with more enthusiasm...
Local businesses to be hit by Labor’s industrial relations changes
Fresh analysis of Australia’s small business sector has confirmed that Labor’s extreme industrial relations changes will hit every sector of the economy with no area immune from the impacts. “These radical industrial relations reforms which Labor is currently trying...
Nominate a local hero for an Australia Day award
With Australia Day approaching, now is the perfect time to recognise the outstanding contribution a community member has made within Campbelltown, Camden or Wollondilly, with nominations open for the 2023 Australia Day Awards. Camden Citizen of the Year 2022 and...
Issue 143
Issue 143 Stories from across Macarthur for the fortnight from Macarthur's very own community news service.
Batman, Darth Vader & Santa add to Christmas cheer at The Oaks
The 15th annual Oaks Christmas Night last Saturday was one of the biggest yet, as crowds came out to celebrate the season with fellow locals from around Wollondilly. “It was a great night, so good to finally be back after fires and covid, there was so much happening,...
Issue 144
Issue 144 Stories from across Macarthur for the fortnight from Macarthur's very own community news service.
Greg Warren’s had an eventful year in Parliament
State Member for Campbelltown Greg Warren has had an eventful year in Parliament advocating for our community. Here he looks back at a number of issues raised and debated during 2022, including commuter car parking, Appin Road, a Service NSW outlet and Campbelltown...
Wollondilly’s six Men’s Sheds collaborate on film production
Wollondilly’s six Men’s Sheds collaborated to produce a film about men’s mental health which was recently released on International Men’s Day. The film, Blokes Sheds Mateship, was made with a grant from Wollondilly council by Noel Plunkett from West Parade Films with...
Long COVID and repeated COVID infections inquiry releases issues paper
Dr Mike Freelander MP, Chair of the House of Representatives Standing Committee on Health, Aged Care and Sport welcomes the release of the Committee’s issues paper, which aims to provide the public with an update on the Committee’s work and it’s hearing thus far....
No disability’s going to stop Jack climbing Mt Kosciuszko
Jack Conroy is looking forward to climbing Mount Kosciuszko next week. He isn’t really too worried that his disabilities are going to make the task more daunting. “This will be a huge challenge for me, but I’m excited to give it my best,” Jack says. “I have an...
Back on track to fight cancer
Following a break due to COVID restrictions and a last minute postponement due to bad weather, the 24 Hour Fight Against Cancer Macarthur's annual main event was back at Campbelltown Athletics Stadium, chasing the charity's 5 million dollar mark with more enthusiasm...
Local businesses to be hit by Labor’s industrial relations changes
Fresh analysis of Australia’s small business sector has confirmed that Labor’s extreme industrial relations changes will hit every sector of the economy with no area immune from the impacts. “These radical industrial relations reforms which Labor is currently trying...
Nominate a local hero for an Australia Day award
With Australia Day approaching, now is the perfect time to recognise the outstanding contribution a community member has made within Campbelltown, Camden or Wollondilly, with nominations open for the 2023 Australia Day Awards. Camden Citizen of the Year 2022 and...
Issue 143
Issue 143 Stories from across Macarthur for the fortnight from Macarthur's very own community news service.
Batman, Darth Vader & Santa add to Christmas cheer at The Oaks
The 15th annual Oaks Christmas Night last Saturday was one of the biggest yet, as crowds came out to celebrate the season with fellow locals from around Wollondilly. “It was a great night, so good to finally be back after fires and covid, there was so much happening,...
Issue 144
Issue 144 Stories from across Macarthur for the fortnight from Macarthur's very own community news service.
Greg Warren’s had an eventful year in Parliament
State Member for Campbelltown Greg Warren has had an eventful year in Parliament advocating for our community. Here he looks back at a number of issues raised and debated during 2022, including commuter car parking, Appin Road, a Service NSW outlet and Campbelltown...
Wollondilly’s six Men’s Sheds collaborate on film production
Wollondilly’s six Men’s Sheds collaborated to produce a film about men’s mental health which was recently released on International Men’s Day. The film, Blokes Sheds Mateship, was made with a grant from Wollondilly council by Noel Plunkett from West Parade Films with...
Long COVID and repeated COVID infections inquiry releases issues paper
Dr Mike Freelander MP, Chair of the House of Representatives Standing Committee on Health, Aged Care and Sport welcomes the release of the Committee’s issues paper, which aims to provide the public with an update on the Committee’s work and it’s hearing thus far....
No disability’s going to stop Jack climbing Mt Kosciuszko
Jack Conroy is looking forward to climbing Mount Kosciuszko next week. He isn’t really too worried that his disabilities are going to make the task more daunting. “This will be a huge challenge for me, but I’m excited to give it my best,” Jack says. “I have an...
Back on track to fight cancer
Following a break due to COVID restrictions and a last minute postponement due to bad weather, the 24 Hour Fight Against Cancer Macarthur's annual main event was back at Campbelltown Athletics Stadium, chasing the charity's 5 million dollar mark with more enthusiasm...
Local businesses to be hit by Labor’s industrial relations changes
Fresh analysis of Australia’s small business sector has confirmed that Labor’s extreme industrial relations changes will hit every sector of the economy with no area immune from the impacts. “These radical industrial relations reforms which Labor is currently trying...
Nominate a local hero for an Australia Day award
With Australia Day approaching, now is the perfect time to recognise the outstanding contribution a community member has made within Campbelltown, Camden or Wollondilly, with nominations open for the 2023 Australia Day Awards. Camden Citizen of the Year 2022 and...
Issue 143
Issue 143 Stories from across Macarthur for the fortnight from Macarthur's very own community news service.
Batman, Darth Vader & Santa add to Christmas cheer at The Oaks
The 15th annual Oaks Christmas Night last Saturday was one of the biggest yet, as crowds came out to celebrate the season with fellow locals from around Wollondilly. “It was a great night, so good to finally be back after fires and covid, there was so much happening,...
Issue 144
Issue 144 Stories from across Macarthur for the fortnight from Macarthur's very own community news service.
Greg Warren’s had an eventful year in Parliament
State Member for Campbelltown Greg Warren has had an eventful year in Parliament advocating for our community. Here he looks back at a number of issues raised and debated during 2022, including commuter car parking, Appin Road, a Service NSW outlet and Campbelltown...
Wollondilly’s six Men’s Sheds collaborate on film production
Wollondilly’s six Men’s Sheds collaborated to produce a film about men’s mental health which was recently released on International Men’s Day. The film, Blokes Sheds Mateship, was made with a grant from Wollondilly council by Noel Plunkett from West Parade Films with...
Long COVID and repeated COVID infections inquiry releases issues paper
Dr Mike Freelander MP, Chair of the House of Representatives Standing Committee on Health, Aged Care and Sport welcomes the release of the Committee’s issues paper, which aims to provide the public with an update on the Committee’s work and it’s hearing thus far....
No disability’s going to stop Jack climbing Mt Kosciuszko
Jack Conroy is looking forward to climbing Mount Kosciuszko next week. He isn’t really too worried that his disabilities are going to make the task more daunting. “This will be a huge challenge for me, but I’m excited to give it my best,” Jack says. “I have an...
Back on track to fight cancer
Following a break due to COVID restrictions and a last minute postponement due to bad weather, the 24 Hour Fight Against Cancer Macarthur's annual main event was back at Campbelltown Athletics Stadium, chasing the charity's 5 million dollar mark with more enthusiasm...
Local businesses to be hit by Labor’s industrial relations changes
Fresh analysis of Australia’s small business sector has confirmed that Labor’s extreme industrial relations changes will hit every sector of the economy with no area immune from the impacts. “These radical industrial relations reforms which Labor is currently trying...
Nominate a local hero for an Australia Day award
With Australia Day approaching, now is the perfect time to recognise the outstanding contribution a community member has made within Campbelltown, Camden or Wollondilly, with nominations open for the 2023 Australia Day Awards. Camden Citizen of the Year 2022 and...
Issue 143
Issue 143 Stories from across Macarthur for the fortnight from Macarthur's very own community news service.