FROM locally grown fruit and vegetables to stunning photography, there was something for everyone at Kendall’s monthly market on Sunday, 6 October. Residents and visitors alike flocked to the vibrant market to explore the diverse array of stalls and services on offer. Advertise with News of The Area today. It's

FEW coercive control offenders are being brought before the NSW courts, months after the offence was written into law. New data from the NSW Bureau of Crime Statistics and Research found that since coercive control legislation was introduced in July, 56 incidents have been recorded by police. Advertise with News of

MICHELLE Freeman and Chan Ansell are extending a heartfelt invitation to the community to join them on Sunday, 13 October for the Bears of Hope Walk. The event, which will begin near the water by the Laurieton United Services Club (LUSC), aims to provide comfort and solidarity to families who have

AUSTRALIA must abandon its tough approach to managing youth crime and start looking to evidence-based solutions to end the disadvantage afflicting young people, the national children's commissioner says. In an address to the National Press Club in Canberra, Anne Hollonds made the case for earlier intervention to help save children from