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The Kontos Report

Fearless comment, Macarthur Chatter’s peek behind the news, a look at Our History, and some fun with Picture This.

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Knockers from Eastern Suburbs take aim at WSI airport

It hasn’t taken long for the people who think they run Sydney to start undermining the biggest thing that’s ever happened in Greater Western Sydney. …

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Second ARIA nomination for Becca Hatch

Rising music star Becca Hatch now has a second ARIA nomination in her back pocket. She has been nominated for best soul R&B release for …

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How Caroline Chisholm set up home for immigrant women

In this instalment of Our History series, Campbelltown Library historian ANDREW ALLEN puts the spotlight on humanitarian Caroline Chisholm (1808-1877) and her links to Campbelltown: …

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Quins victims of (not) the heist of the century

Nobody ever said criminals were intelligent, but a recent break-in at Campbelltown Harlequins Rugby Club may just mean the bar is even lower than we …

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Community input helps land more than $13m for roads

Receiving $13.52 million for five major road projects is a big win for local residents, says Wollondilly Shire Council. When you consider that Wollondilly received approximately 10 percent of the $134.72 million allocated nationally and 20 percent of NSW’s funding allocation it certainly is an impressive result. Council says it’s …

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Airport artworks inspired by Indigenous artists, Western Sydney

It’s been a historic few days for Western Sydney International Airport taking its first passenger domestic and international flights on Sunday and Monday. In among the hectic announcements, WSI also unveiled a suite of artworks inspired by Indigenous artists and the people, places and cultures of Western Sydney. Adopting the …

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Boom forward Sam Fainu signs on for two more years

Sam Fainu is arguably the best forward Wests Tigers have got in their roster. He’s also considered by many to be the most talented of …

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World’s top visually impaired tennis player gone bowling

South West Sydney local Mick Leigh is the current world number one (B3) men’s visually impaired tennis player. But the 49 year old father of …

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