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Oct 21, 2026
Tim Webster Breakfast Show (22/10/26)
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Tim WebsterHOST
But very exciting for Western Sydney because this one, unlike Kingsford Smith, which has got the curfew, doesn't have one.
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123:48Troy DoddsGUEST
In fact, a lot of the airlines that have locked in have taken advantage of that with flights that take off at midnight and whatnot that probably suit the destinations obviously more.
Tim Webster Breakfast Show (15/10/26)
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140:42Troy DoddsGUEST
Yeah, this is in High Street, at the bottom end of High Street there, 47 storeys residential tower.
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140:48Troy DoddsGUEST
Now, this actually got rejected about five years ago, but the developer's been pretty persistent.
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140:57Troy DoddsGUEST
Now, yes, there's been 26 different... public submissions 24 of them against so obviously a lot of community members saying apart from the general traffic and noise and whatnot it just does not suit that area it would be the highest tower in Penrith highest building in Penrith certainly residential towers of that size not previously permitted but that one's going through the process now developer having to respond to those community concerns

Tim WebsterHOST
I can understand it 47 stories goodness me now we've got Nathan Cleary recovering with Mary's beautiful help we've got of course the World Cup test on tonight and I'm worried about Australia with that Kiwi side my god it's a hell of a side but I'm not going to say that other word I'm going to say football's back Sydney FC and the Wanderers mate
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141:43Troy DoddsGUEST
The Wanderers, of course, finished last year, so we're hoping for a big return to form this year.
Tim Webster Breakfast Show (27/08/26)
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102:41Troy DoddsGUEST
Of course, Cranbrook, one of Penrith's older suburbs, and Penrith Council is sort of going through a lot of their older suburbs, like they've done with Kingswood and Warrington and whatnot, and just coming up with basically a long laundry list of action plans, and Cranbrook is...
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102:57Troy DoddsGUEST
on Monday night council endorsed plans to basically you'd almost say clean up the suburb it's become obviously a little bit tired after all these years and there's some issues there so council getting on top of that and that's important I guess for a lot of Western Sydney councils a lot of these suburbs that sort of you know sprouted up in the 60s and 70s start to really age

Tim WebsterHOST
Now the Penrith Emus have won their first grand final in what, more than 30 years?
Tim Webster Breakfast Show (23/07/26)
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134:18Troy DoddsGUEST
And I think what's great about, uh, things like this is that we get to see and hear stories of, of businesses that are doing well because we obviously hear sometimes, uh, of, of the negative stories around business.
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135:15Troy DoddsGUEST
But we're hearing that it'll actually be youngster Jackson Edgar, who's only played one first grade game, that was last year, who's actually gonna end up in the fullback spot.
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135:24Troy DoddsGUEST
He's sitting there in jersey number 20 at the moment on that extended bench, so I think you'll find a, a late change.
Tim Webster Breakfast Show (18/06/26)
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125:10Troy DoddsGUEST
Now, of course, we know that as pressure on the power network continues, that these battery storage facilities are obviously going to be... a really important resource but um yeah there are some concerns about this one in mulgoa it sits um near some some pretty important environmental aspects including some uh some uh some platypus um habitats and things like that and then you've got other residents who are concerned that this currently vacant land with all this on it is going to create some flooding issues so look as you can imagine if there is a little bit of not in my backyard about it but of

Tim WebsterHOST
yeah interesting too good old dry july's coming up in a couple of weeks in the nepean cancer care center uh they do that every year yeah
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126:11Troy DoddsGUEST
yeah we profile these guys um every single year they uh they always get behind dry july the car the staff there uh get involved and basically uh they're always raising money for something within the center sometimes it's been new furniture or other sorts of resources so uh they're definitely doing that again this year getting involved in it and uh Yeah, it is always a great initiative, but great to see that these guys get involved.
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126:33Troy DoddsGUEST
Obviously, funding limitations, as we know, across the health system, and sometimes people need to dig into their pockets to help out.
Tim Webster Breakfast Show (11/06/26)
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139:03Troy DoddsGUEST
Yeah, in fact, as we go back through the archives of the Western weekend, there's plenty of front pages that say, you know, it's all dead and buried, never happened, but times change.
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139:13Troy DoddsGUEST
And, of course, yeah, now confirmation that Jetstar will actually be the first airline to fly out, a Gold Coast flight at 11am on the 25th of October.
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139:22Troy DoddsGUEST
Now, there'll be freight flights before then, but that's definitely the first passenger flight.
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139:30Troy DoddsGUEST
Singapore Airlines is also going to fly out of Western Sydney International, as is Air New Zealand as well.
Luke Bona on 2SM (4/06/26)
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214:48Luke BonaHOST
Okay, so what are we talking about today? There's plenty to read in the Western Weekender.
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215:03Troy DoddsGUEST
Now, they have not met on-time running targets in the western part of Sydney, on the western line, for, well, let's just say at least four or five years.
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215:13Troy DoddsGUEST
In fact, since the COVID times, when obviously less people were on the network, it just seems to now just be the accepted norm that the trains are going to run late on the western line.
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215:53Luke BonaHOST
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