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Minns Considers Lowering Warragamba to Prevent Flooding

The NSW Government is rethinking its water...

Council Censors Social Media Comment on Roads, as Community Anger Escalates

Residents and ratepayers have slammed the Hawkesbury City...

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When Pankaj Bhatia isn’t managing his busy signage business, he’s investing his time coaching his daughter Yanee, a rising cricket talent with aspirations of donning the green and gold for Australia. Despite the demands of running his own business, Bhatia...

Sponsor Kubota Swings In To Support Besieged Olympian

by Sam Magnusson | Feb 19, 2024 | News, Priority, Sports

Equestrian sponsor Bowral Kubota has swung in to support Olympic eventer Shane Rose after he was stood down from competition due to wearing a Borat-inspired mankini during a charity showjumping event. Rose, a three-time and medal wining Olympian, now faces...

The One to Watch: Alice Parker Making Waves in Sailing

by Publishing | Feb 18, 2024 | News, Priority, Sports

In the fast-paced world of sailing, where precision and skill are paramount, 29-year-old Hawkesbury sailor Alice Parker is making waves. She may still be considered an “up-and-coming” talent yet her achievements in the sailing world show that she’s...

Nick Taliana Bags the Money

by Publishing | Feb 15, 2024 | News, Sports

In a surprising turn of events, self-proclaimed “professional amateur” showjumper and builder, Nick Taliana, emerged victorious at the prestigious $1.45 million Majestic Million Showjumping extravaganza. Initially selected as a reserve for the...

Hawkesbury Gymnastics Club Triumphs at State Awards

by Sam Magnusson | Feb 12, 2024 | News, Sports, Top News

Windsor’s Kachan School of Tumbling and Performance (KSTP) emerged as a standout at the Gymnastics NSW Annual Awards, securing honours alongside three exceptional gymnasts. More than 600 people attended the annual awards ceremony at Doltone House in Sydney on...

Is he a Panther or a Tiger? Jarome Luai confirms his move from Penrith.

by Publishing | Jan 3, 2024 | Sports

Jarome Luai has confirmed he’ll move from Penrith Panthers to West Tigers after signing a reported $6 million five year deal. “It’s the toughest decision I’ve ever had to make,” Laui told the media at a press conference today. For Panthers the news wasn’t unexpected...