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Penrith Stadium will be known as Helloworld Stadium when the redeveloped venue opens next year.
The travel retail company has secured naming rights to the venue, affectionately known by locals as Penrith Park.
It is the first time Helloworld has sponsored a stadium. The deal lasts for a minimum of five years.
“We’re thrilled to partner with Venues NSW on ...
The Western Weekender this week celebrates its 35th birthday. Its first edition was released on March 15, 1991.
Independently owned for its entire existence, the Weekender continues to be Penrith’s newspaper of record – and has a proud history in the city.
1991: A new player in local mediaNever under-estimate the power of the Friday lunch, so t...
Martin set to return
Penrith are expected to welcome Liam Martin back from injury for next Friday night’s clash with the Roosters at Allianz Stadium.
Martin has been dealing with a calf problem sustained during the pre-season but at a pinch could have played against the Sharks this Saturday night. Instead he’ll make his first appearance ...
For over 60 years, the Wearn family has been a cornerstone of Sydney’s earthmoving industry, proudly based in the west.
This month, the business marks a defining milestone by rebranding as Wearn, returning to its roots after operating over the decades as Wearn Plant Hire & Transport, Wearn Industries, and Mulgoa Quarries. The change reflects both a celebration of t...
When Panthers youngster Billy Phillips returned to his hometown of Lake Cargelligo in the state’s Central West late last year, he came back a hero.
In a town of roughly 1,500 hardworking country folk, the 21-year-old could lay claim to being the only person from Lake Cargelligo to ever play in the NRL.
“I played one NRL game but I was a superstar out there,” Phi...