Knead dough? Domino’s is dishing up over 1000 jobs
Pizza chain Domino’s is having a major recruitment drive tomorrow.
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Television’s best show that you’re not watching
The curtain comes down on one of the best television shows of its era on Tuesday night, but it will happen with little mainstream fanfare.
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Start of work on substation marks key moment for Aerotropolis development
The first step in Western Sydney’s Aerotropolis development kicked off today with work beginning on the first critical piece of energy infrastructure for the area.
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Ciraldo signs five-year deal to coach Canterbury
Penrith assistant coach Cameron Ciraldo will leave the club at the end of the season after officially signing as coach of Canterbury from next season.
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“Secretive and exclusive”: Paceway’s plans are “dictionary definition over over-development”, says Penrith MP
The Penrith Paceway has no intention of keeping the 177-year-old Penrith Showground on Station Street regardless of whether or not a stadium goes ahead on the site, Penrith MP Stuart Ayres says.
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Opposition Leader checks in to Penrith
Holding the Federal Government accountable and listening to the needs of business owners will be key pillars as the Liberal Party tries to rebuild over the next term. Opposition Leader Peter Dutton started the process by holding a roundtable discussion with local business owners at the Manufactor site on Castlereagh Road, Penrith today. The former […]
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Opposition Leader checks in to Penrith
Holding the Federal Government accountable and listening to the needs of business owners will be key pillars as the Liberal Party tries to rebuild over the next term. Opposition Leader Peter Dutton started the process by holding a roundtable discussion with local business owners at the Manufactor site on Castlereagh Road, Penrith today. The former […]
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Nepean Triathlon returns for milestone year
One of Penrith’s most iconic sporting events will return in October after the pandemic forced its cancellation for the first time in four decades last year.
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Masked Panther: Mid-Finals Merv locked in
Penrith has scheduled the Merv Cartwright Medal for Monday, September 12.
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Fatman Scoop to play exclusive Penrith show at Duck Duck Goose
For any music fans from the early to mid 2000’s, Fatman Scoop would have had you raising your hands and dancing through the clubs to ‘Be Faithful’.
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Thelma Plum to perform at Blue Mountains Theatre
Though the show will be debuting her new work, fans of Thelma’s are in for a few surprises as well.
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Eggs-plore your local area and find a fresh bargain in Llandilo
Whether you have them scrambled, fried, or sunny-side up, eggs are no doubt a staple in the diets of many.
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Image released as part of investigation into armed robbery
Police are appealing for public assistance as they investigate an armed robbery in Penrith back in May.
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Lights to provide new access point to Panthers precinct
Jamison Road will be getting a new set of traffic lights as part of an upgrade to create a new access point into the Penrith Panthers Precinct.
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New lights make River Walk safer
More people are pounding the pavement after long-requested lighting was recently installed along the Great River Walk from Jamison Road to Nepean Avenue.
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Sports Minister says “range of options” on table for stadium, as Labor demands more detail on project
Labor is refusing to commit to building the new Penrith Stadium if it wins government next March as the project looms as a potential major election issue.
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Panthers look to brush off week of distractions ahead of Storm battle
When you looked at the NRL draw late last year and saw a Panthers v Storm match scheduled for a Thursday night deep in the season, you stamped it as an immediate blockbuster.
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Sorensen prepared to step up in absence of inspirational forward
Scott Sorensen talks family, game day preparation and stepping up after James Fisher Harris’ suspension.
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