Tony Basto, 79, said he tried to avoid media technology as much as possible, for as long as he could.
Never too old for new technology
Police are our friends: advisory council plan to combat stereotypes
Many migrants and refugees come to western Sydney from countries where police are corrupt and brutal.
Design flows with the glow
NBN customers left wanting by retailers
The National Broadband Network promises high-speed internet but for some customers already connected in western Sydney, the reality has been disappointing.
Hottest summer ever? Yes it was, say experts
Western Sydney has just had its hottest summer on record and scientists say it is undoubtedly a result of human-induced climate change.
Ride2Riverstone raises thousands for charity
Artists reflect on ethnic roots in Blacktown exhibition
The work of two artists on exhibition at Blacktown Arts Centre reveals the depth of culture in the city’s suburban melting pot.
MP praises plan for National Disability Insurance Scheme
Federal Chifley MP Ed Husic has welcomed the government’s plan to legislate for the National Disability Insurance Scheme and increase the Medicare levy.
Parklea market plans a worry for its neighbours
Glenwood residents are worried Parklea Markets could be bought by an investor with the money to make Con Constantine’s development dreams a reality.
The kids are taking over in Blacktown
Blacktown is a youthful city by the statistics but many young residents say they are too often neglected.
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Multi-million Blacktown Hospital contract awarded to Laing O’Rourke
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Why include local governments in the constitution?
Voters will be asked by Julia Gillard to vote ‘‘yes’’ in a referendum to include local governments in ...