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Western Sydney University (WSU) has been names number one in the world in the Times Higher Education (THE) University Impact Rankings released this week. Western Sydney University placed first overall in Australia and internationally for its social, economic and environmental impact in the annual...

Toddlers at a St Marys child care centre could be exposed to asbestos from a derelict house being vandalised by youths. Photograph by John Paoloni.

Fire and Rescue NSW (FRNSW) have opened a Yarning Circle at its training centre in Orchard Hills.

The Albanese Government is improving the hearing health of First Nations children through the delivery of the Hearing Assessment Program - EarlyEars to reduce ear disease and prevent hearing loss in young First Nations children.

An initiative from Kooly and the Nepean Local Health District to help close the gap in health outcomes between Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal Australians.

Aboriginal Children's Day is held each year on August 4. Article provides information on statistics relating to Aboriginal children and the importance of celebrating the strengths and culture of children. Koolyangarra Aboriginal Family Centre in Cranebrook are holding a special event on August fo...

The NCNS Closing the Gap program is hosting the Stepping On program over seven Thursdays this August and September at the Closing the Gap team office at Werrington. The program is free, and is for Aboriginal people over 45 years, who have some mobility issues that put them at risk of a fall.

PhD candidate and proud Palawa man, Edward (Ted) Vanderfeen will be heading to the United States for a once-in-a-lifetime internship with NASA's jet propulsion laboratory after being selected for Monash University's National Indigenous Space Academy (NISA), supported by the Australian Space Agency.

Word has been received that Signaller Leonard Geoffrey Adams, son of Mrs S Adams of Wallacia, and the late Mr Vincent Adams, died of illness in New Guinea on October 16.

St Marys Diggers Club is planning an $8 million upgrade that will deliver new facilities for members and guests including new outdoor garden dining. The club, situated on Mamre Road, has submitted a development application to Penrith City Council. An image of the proposed new bowls clubhouse acco...