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Five injured in Marsden Park car crash
18/11/2008 |
FIVE people were injured when a B-double truck ploughed into the back of four stationary vehicles in a horrific smash at an intersection in Marsden Park today.
Harder times ahead
19/11/2008 |
THE Filmer family of Kurrajong Heights is one of the many left smarting by the State Government’s sudden abolition of the $50 back to school allowance in last week’s mini budget.
Strict glass guidelines
19/11/2008 |
THE Rouse Hill pub recently branded as the most violent in NSW will be forced to follow strict new guidelines under State Government reforms targeting anti-social behaviour and alcohol-related violence.
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Underbelly: Tale of Two Cities films in Richmond
12/11/2008 |
The cast and crew of the highly-anticipated Underbelly prequel - Tale of Two Cities - visited the Hawkesbury recently, to film scenes set in Griffith 1970s.
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Victorians raze Hell
19/11/2008 |
A HORSES for courses policy paid off for Hell Racing team owner Mark Cranny when he piloted Hellrazor to its maiden victory in the 47th Feros Hotel Hawkesbury Bridge to Bridge Waterski Classic on the Hawkesbury River on Sunday.
Windsor men hold heads high
19/11/2008 |
WINDSOR’s gentlemen bowlers saved themselves another year of good-natured ribbing from across the clubhouse when they pinched a narrow four shot win over the ladies in the recent annual Ladies v Gents bowling match, also known as the Skirts v Shirts or Blouses v Trousers day.
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