Opal machines to be switched off as rail dispute escalates
Rail workers will turn of Opal machines from 3pm until 7pm each weekday from Thursday, in a major development in the ongoing stoush between the rail union and the State Government.
Santa locks in date for Westfield arrival
Kids will be able to whisper their Christmas wishes direct to Santa this year with no restrictions attached to the beloved tradition for the first time since 2019.
The shopping strip where time stands still
Alan Mascarenhas speaks of his love for Ermington shops.
Pet owners urged to avoid Lake Parramatta Reserve
Dog owners have been warned not to take their pet near Lake Parramatta Reserve after poisonous 1080 Foxoff baits were buried across the area.
Local manufacturing a key for Labor
The Rheem facility in Rydalmere has again been the location of choice for another Federal commitment to developing Australian manufacturing.
Pistol, cash, and more than 9kg of cocaine located during raids
A Toongabbie man will face court today, charged after police uncovered an alleged safe house and seized a semi-automatic pistol and more than 9kg...
Residents evacuated during basement car park fire
Authorities have evacuated at least 20 people as firefighters battle a fire in an apartment block car park in Merrylands.
The blaze broke out around...
Show your pride: Annual picnic returns for first time since 2019
After a two-year hiatus, western Sydney’s biggest Pride festival is returning to Parramatta this month.
“Nuisance to society”: Council pushes for action on dirt bikes
Cumberland City Council has pushed for action to be taken in response to dangerous dirt bike riding.
Man charged following online child exploitation investigation
The Sex Crimes Squad’s Child Exploitation Internet Unit has arrested and charged a man in Merrylands following an investigation into the alleged online procurement...