Campbelltown, Australia News

The 26-year-old Kelso man was driving through O'Connell, near Bathurst, when his vehicle left the road, rolled and hit a tree, police say.

A "HARD working family man" who allegedly paid as little as 10 dollars for sexual acts with girls in a child prostitution ring has been denied bail in a Sydney court.

THE old Ingleburn Army Camp is soon to vanish forever, because from later this year it will be replaced by a 1700-lot housing estate.

University of Western Sydney senior politics and history lecturer David Burchell said Labor's federal budget last week aimed to please voters in Werriwa, and seats like it.

Source. Sydney Morning Herald HOW much do the elected members of local councils spend on themselves out of ratepayers' money? In today's electronic world most now have a mobile phone and a computer or iPad at public expense to help them do their job, but what about other benefits such as mayoral cars, taxis, hospitality and trips to conferences? ... (more)

It was expected that funding would be announced in last night's budget to cover studies into the environmental, economic and social impact the airport would have on the surrounding areas.

THE long-awaited widening of Narellan Road has started, increasing the numbers of lanes on the congested road linking Campbelltown to Camden.

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A man has been charged after allegedly providing false details to police and driving a car whilst disqualified until 2025.

Charging Bull is a 3200kg bronze sculpture by Arturo Di Modica that sits in Bowling Green park near Wall Street in New York City.

CAMPBELLTOWN residents may not recognise Bob Meyer's face but some of the local places he has designed would be very familiar.

In the 1980s the local branch of the National Parks Association discovered koalas at Wedderburn, on the edge of O'Hares Creek gorge.

WITH Campbelltown named a hot spot for personal bankruptcies, many locals are trying to find solutions to get residents out of the red.

VAST tracts of housing estates could be built in Sydney outside areas now planned for population growth after the Planning Minister, Brad Hazzard, supported a blueprint to accelerate housing development.