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2023 sees Gina Field celebrate a quarter of a century running her multi-award winning security firm Nepean Regional Security (NRS). Gina now shares her knowledge and experience as a keynote speaker.

Captain Reginald Walter Saunders' name is noted in the nation's military history as the first Aborigine to be commissioned as an officer in the Australian Army. As a campaigner for Aboriginal rights, he received Royal acknowledgement.

Uncle Wes Marne has been enriching the lives of western Sydney residents - both Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal - who his stories and community service have touched. Uncle Wes is a Biduginbul elder and has lived on Dharug lands for many decades.

Josie Carey and Shirley Delaney have been collecting for the Red Cross together for 14 years. Article then highlights The Red Cross Calling appeal throughout the month of March.

Caroline Chisholm Catholic College and Kingswood South Public School are both starting the school year with five sets of twins. At Kingswood South, twins make up a quarter of their incoming kindergarten students in 2024.

Construction is underway on the main amenities building for the Gipps Street Recreation Precinct in Claremont Meadows. This will be the largest amenities building in the Local Government Area and the central feature of the Precinct.

Sozo Louikis, one of three men facing charges over their alleged involvement in a violent kidnapping and assault at Cranebrook last year has returned to court.

Mr and Mrs D O Bailey, of Llandilo, received word on Friday that their only son, Private David Edward Bailey, had been killed in action in the Solomons on Tuesday, February 6.

Private William Henry Brinckley, son of Mr and Mrs W Brinckley of Copeland Street, Penrith, has been reported killed in action. He was serving in Tobruk and spent his 21st birthday this year at the front. He was born in Penrith where he received his schooling.

Kylie King, hypnotherapist, mindset coach and founder of the Penrith Blue Mountains Ladies in Business Community, is hoping to collect as many business cards as she can in eight hours. King will be attempting to set her record on Monday 13 March between 12pm and 8pm at Cafe Upstairs, Kingswood.