Tag Archives: Campbelltown

The shire is set to welcome two new water play parks to the region, thanks to significant government funding. Wollondilly Council's plan for two small scale water facilities at The Oaks and Thirlmere have been boosted by $840,

The NSW Department of Education has assured school communities that it is working to minimise the effects of a teacher strike on students' learning and well-being, while also supporting essential workers.

The command welcomed half a dozen new probationary constables on Monday, ready to start their general duties work with their fellow officers.

Five Macarthur students have been recognised for their academic and school community achievements in the annual Nanga Mai Awards.

Three men have been charged after their were allegedly involved in an armed robbery at Buxton overnight. Police were called to a supermarket on East Parade about 9.10pm on Sunday, December 5 following reports of an armed robbery.

Lexi Winter was once a victim – but now she's a vigilante – in Sarah Barrie's latest thriller Unforgiven. The new book comes out this month, and to celebrate, Australian Community Media has five copies to give away thanks to our friends at HarperCollins.

C91.3's Ally Redondo has officially been named Campbelltown's town crier. Mayor George Brticevic joined the breakfast radio host in the studio this week to officially bestow the honour upon Ms Redondo,

Fire and Rescue NSW firefighters in Macarthur have been kept busy this week, with three separate incidents across the region drawing concern. Macarthur firies attended a bushfire in Airds, a HAZMAT incident at Warragamba and a kitchen fire at Gregory Hills in the past three days.

The achievements and contributions of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people across the region were recognised in the Macarthur NAIDOC Awards last week. Campbelltown mayor George Brticevic announced the winners in an online ceremony.

Campbelltown Council is calling on locals to take part in the annual Campbelltown Christmas Appeal. The council is now accepting donations of new, unwrapped toys and non-perishable food items to help bring Christmas cheer to those experiencing hardship.