Parramatta’s Growing Entertainment Scene: How Locals Are Spending Their Downtime in 2026
From local festivals and cultural events to streaming services, sports, and gastronomy. What creates daily life in Parramatta in 2026.
Publishers, Meta and the Government are at a stalemate. What will get them on the same page?
The government is trying to get publishers and social media platforms on the same page. Right now they couldn't be further apart.
Hundreds come together for annual Street Feast
Nearly 400 people – almost double the usual crowd – came together at St Patrick’s Cathedral Hall in Parramatta last week for the fifth annual Parramatta Street Feast.
It’s a no: Rosehill sale off the table
Australian Turf Club members have voted against a proposal to sell Rosehill Racecourse.
Cheaper parking coming to Justice Precinct in Parramatta
City of Parramatta Council has confirmed it will reduce parking rates in the Justice Precinct public car park.
Independent news publishers, including Parra News, gather for LINA summit
Local and independent news publishers from across Australia are gathering in Melbourne this week for the third annual LINA Summit.
Double demerits in force, police out in huge numbers
Police will be out in force and targeting dangerous driving this long weekend as part of an operation designed to keep people safe on our roads.
How a fitness venture run by former inmates is turning people’s lives around
Run completely by former inmates, a new Parramatta gym is proving fitness has the power to turn people’s lives around.
Trainee police officers to be paid in State Government shake-up
Future police officers will be paid while studying at the Goulburn Police Academy in a desperate bid to to address a critical shortfall of workers.