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In the heart of Western Sydney, a legacy of comfort and craftsmanship has thrived for over three generations. Known For Lounges, with showrooms in Vineyard and Minchinbury, isn’t just a haven for quality lounges and sofas; it’s a testament to the enduring spirit of family-run businesses.
The Kohnertz family has called Western Sydney home for half a century, making their mark as the go-to destination for all things related to comfort and lounging. For three generations, they have dedicated themselves to delivering remarkable Australian-made lounges and sofas to patrons from all corners of Sydney and beyond.
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Local Business Feature - Known For Lounges: A Three-Generation Legacy of Comfort and Craftsmanship In the heart of Western Sydney, a legacy of comfort and craftsmanship has thrived for over three generations. Known For Lounges, with showrooms in Vineyard and Minchinbury, isn't just a haven for...
Government confirms Warragamba Dam safety and flood risks
The NSW government has confirmed today that Warragamba Dam is potentially no longer safe due to potential risks associated with extreme flooding scenarios. The government has also revealed that the...
Massive council loan to cover sewerage disaster will see rates jump 14%
Michael Sainsbury. Residents of the Hawkesbury who use the council sewage system will see their rate rise 14% next financial year to cover the cost of a $35.1 million loan taken out by the council...
Flood focus – bridges not expected to close – minor to moderate flooding along Hawkesbury and Colo
North Richmond and Windsor bridges are unlikely to close today,...
Severe Weather Warning: Heavy Rainfall says BOM – widespread along the coast and inland
Source: Bureau of Meteorology - issued at 5:00 pm Wednesday, 6...
Let’s start again… Greens’ chosen Federal candidate steps down, replaced with newcomer Tony Hickey
Joel MacKay, who was standing for the Greens for the Federal seat of...
Warragamba Dam spill rate likely to peak at 250 gigalitres per day by Friday – WaterNSW
Warragamba Dam is set for a potentially sizeable spill after being...
Two Men Charged in Western Sydney Vehicle Rebirth Scam
Raptor Squad detectives have charged two men following an investigation into the alleged rebirthing of stolen vehicles in Western Sydney’s Londonderry and Shane’s Park areas.
The operation, known as Strike Force Trefusi, was launched in August 2023 to investigate the activities of two individuals suspected of having ties to Outlaw Motorcycle Gangs (OMCG).
Two Men Charged in Western Sydney Vehicle Rebirth Scam
Raptor Squad detectives have charged two men following an investigation into the alleged rebirthing of stolen vehicles in Western Sydney's Londonderry and Shane's Park areas. The...
Penrith Panthers’ Path to Victory and Talent Retention
In the wake of Penrith Panthers’ remarkable third Grand Final victory, we had the privilege of speaking with Lee Hopkins, the Head of Pathways at the club. Following the thrilling win over the Brisbane Broncos in the NRL Grand Final, Hopkins shared insights into the future of the game and the challenges of nurturing and retaining young talent in a league where rival clubs are constantly poaching rising stars.
Hopkins, who has a long history with the Panthers, spoke about his journey with the club. Having played for the Panthers in the late 1990’s and early 2000, he returned as a coach in 2010 before taking on his current role as Head of Pathways.
Penrith Panthers’ Path to Victory and Talent Retention
In the wake of Penrith Panthers’ remarkable third Grand Final victory, we had the privilege of speaking with Lee Hopkins, the Head of Pathways at the club. Following the thrilling win over the Brisbane Broncos in the NRL Grand Final, Hopkins shared insights into the future of the game and the challenges of nurturing and retaining young talent in a league where rival clubs are constantly poaching rising stars.
Hopkins, who has a long history with the Panthers, spoke about his journey with the club. Having played for the Panthers in the late 1990’s and early 2000, he returned as a coach in 2010 before taking on his current role as Head of Pathways.
Penrith Panthers’ Path to Victory and Talent Retention
In the wake of Penrith Panthers' remarkable third Grand Final victory, we had the privilege of speaking with Lee Hopkins, the Head of Pathways at the club. Following the...
Serious concerns about Hawkesbury council’s record on koalas
Michael Sainsbury There is growing concern amongst wildlife and environmental groups about Hawkesbury City Council’s (HCC) failure to protect koalas and other endangered species. They are worried...
Visitors flock to take a ride on the Zig Zag Railway
In a remarkable comeback for Australian heritage, the historic Zig Zag Railway in Clarence hosted close to 2000 visitors in its first weekend open in almost 11 years. Despite the cool weather,...
Polo a Win for the Local Economy
With Spring polo season in full swing more than 600 polo ponies have descended upon the Hawkesbury region, setting up their temporary residence for a few weeks. While this equestrian influx has been a source of great excitement for polo enthusiasts, it has also proven to be an extraordinary economic catalyst, injecting hundreds of thousands of dollars into the local economy within a mere 10 days.
Polo a Win for the Local Economy
With Spring polo season in full swing more than 600 polo ponies have descended upon the Hawkesbury region, setting up their temporary residence for a few weeks. While this equestrian influx has been a source of great excitement for polo enthusiasts, it has also proven to be an extraordinary...
Local PFAS fears rise after new $22 million settlement and concerns over human costs
SPECIAL INVESTIGATION Michael Sainsbury There is rising concern in the Hawkesbury about the real extent of contamination of toxic PFAS chemicals from the Richmond RAAF base and the potentially...
Templeman secures major funding for improved mobile coverage
Michael Sainsbury The Hawkesbury and Blue Mountains will get $6 million in funding for 14 new mobile towers to cover the region’s problematic blackspots, under funding from the Albanese government...
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Flood Watch: minor to moderate flooding possible in Hawkesbury from Wednesday into Thursday – BOM
Source: Bureau of Meteorology Issued at 12:47 pm EST on Tuesday 5...
Uninsured Hawkesbury flood victims can get up to $20,000 in State aid to start to rebuild homes
Premier Dominic Perrottet – visiting Lismore today – has confirmed...
Reminder – clocks go back an hour in the early hours of Sunday as daylight saving ends…
Just a reminder, clocks go back an hour at 3am Sunday, signalling...
State refuse to reveal how many students enrolled in under-threat equine courses at Richmond TAFE
In a move Federal MP Susan Templeman has described as “disgraceful”...
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