Wow FM 100.7 has represented and entertained the communities of the Penrith Valley, Western Sydney and the Lower Blue Mountains for more than twenty five years.
We provide music from many eras and genres to keep the feet of any age and musical taste tapping all day long.
Recently we have undergone new and exciting modifications which we hope will enhance the the listening experience of our culturally and chronologically diverse community. With programs in several languages providing local and international news and current events, we aim to provide appropriate content which is both pertinent and informative.
Tuesday Breakfast with Malama Psarianos
Malama Psarianos presents breakfast every Tuesday from 7am.
Listen in for local news and events, music and more.
New Program: Horsy’s Midlife Crisis
Horsy’s Midlife Crisis – Friday’s 5pm – 7pm
Horsy’s radio career spans many decades, except for the few decades missing in the middle. As a DJ and broadcast professional, Horsy is hardly known anywhere, and has never been paid to be on radio, which, surprisingly, is the way he prefers it. He’s a dark horse, our Horsy…
Musically, our Horsy is a 80s man through and through, and he plays everything from the 80s which made the charts, and also those tracks which, if Horsy were David Kent, would have been number one. But he isn’t, and they didn’t. Horsy’s knowledge of 80s music is only matched by the likes of Fat Cat and Humphrey B. Bear.
Horsy loves our local community and local people, especially those who serve good coffee. If you think you recognize Horsy, look closely for the large long black which is never far from that horse’s mouth, just underneath those crazed eyes, and say g’day…
Penrith Gaels had its humble beginnings in the early 70’s with the formation of a gaelic football team.
A few dedicated people decided to run dances to fund this team. From then it has gone from strength to strength with the establishment of a hurling side and by the early 80’s they had formed a very successful school of Irish Dancing, social Golf Club, Soccer teams and a Drama School. Penrith Gaels also boasted a travel club, which helped their members save for a trip home to Ireland. Around about this time Penrith Gaels changed its name to ‘Penrith Gaels Cultural and Sporting Association Limited’
Even way back then the Penrith Gaels Committee along with their members had high aspirations of building club premises in the area. Fund raising dances were held on a monthly basis in local halls. Through the 80’s and 90’s the above sub clubs maintained a very competitive standard in their fields.
The social and fund raising dances continued and we also held our very successful biannual ‘Ireland Over Here’ Festivals at Penrith football Stadium. These festivals were attended by the Penrith community and people from all over NSW.
It wasn’t until the mid 90’s that the current premises became available. At that time they were known as the ‘Kingswood Squash Courts’. The committee along with the extremely helpful Mt Isa Irish Association decided to purchase the building. We began our renovations early in 1997 and to the credit of all our voluntary labour, both Men and Women who gave up their weekends and evenings our beautiful club was finally opened in August 1997.
Since then, with the help of management and staff our club has thankfully been thriving, and with a few of the dedicated volunteers we now boast a wonderful auditorium and entertainment room at the rear of the premises.
Our club as you have just read was built from pure persistence of the committee and members and we are wonderfully proud of our achievements. So whether you are a staff member, club member, sporting representative or guest, we would like you also to be proud of the ‘Wee club with a big heart’.
Going days, weeks, or even years on end eating only rice and beans may seem like a nightmare to some, but this is the reality for refugees around the world.
Horsy’s Midlife Crisis – Friday’s 5pm – 7pm
Three local gymnastics superstars will travel to Alabama next week to represent Australia at the upcoming The World Games.
Upgrades are in full swing at Doug Rennie Fields.
Could Penrith assistant coach Cameron Ciraldo head a little further east?
After 22 years, Penrith has lost its one and only palace.
His breakout performance while playing for Fiji last weekend got the whole rugby league world talking, now Sunia Turuva is ready to light up the NRL.
Penrith’s back-up halfback Sean O’Sullivan has inked a deal with new NRL franchise the Dolphins for the 2022 season.
Going days, weeks, or even years on end eating only rice and beans may seem like a nightmare to some, but this is the reality for refugees around the world.
A charity lunch is being held at Lakeside Restaurant within Sydney International Regatta Centre on Sunday, July 31.